Unparalleled Greatness ZEISS MMZ G

Measure large parts precisely with ZEISS MMZ G

Bridge-type CMM for large workpieces

Large bridge-type machines in the ZEISS MMZ G line meet the highest demands: they feature the largest measuring range of all measuring machines offered by ZEISS and offer you unparalleled accuracy. This makes the ZEISS MMZ G ideal for checking complex, extremely large workpieces, especially those with tight tolerances.

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ZEISS MMZ G

Features

ZEISS MMZ G measuring machines are used by manufacturers of printing machines, wind turbines, and in mechanical engineering.

Minimized subsequent costs

Durable thanks to the robust roller bearings
Minimal expenses for worn parts because of transverse force-free drives
Extremely sturdy because of its very stable mechanical design

Ergonomically-correct work

All-sided view of the measuring range
Walk-in measuring area for effective analysis directly on the workpiece
Mobile data station for direct programming on the workpiece

Exceptional scanning performance

ZEISS VAST navigator to quickly calibrate, scan and increase precision
ZEISS VAST performance to increase measuring throughput
REACH CFX 3 MMZ stylus extensions for measuring deep boreholes (1,200 mm)

ZEISS MMZ G at PMT Machines Limited

Checking extremely large workpieces

Measure extremely heavy workpieces dependably

Resistant to harsh environmental conditions for minimal demands on the measuring room
Large bearing clearances and a stable bridge design for an exceptional scanning performance
Workpiece weight limited only by the thickness of the foundation

Three-M Tool and the ZEISS MMZ G

large coordinate measuring machine

Having the ZEISS CMM made it possible to edge out the competition and keep our big vision alive
Michael Medwid, President at Three-M

Technical Data for ZEISS MMZ G

Length measurement error	MPE_E150	from 2.2 + L/400 μm
Single stylus probing error	MPE_PFTU	from 2.0 μ
Scanning probing error	MPE_THP/tau	from 2.8 μ / 62 s
Form measuring error	MPE RONt	from 2.0 μm