•Automatic tool compensation allows the
operator to focus on tasks other than entering offset data into
the control. It also eliminates the possibility of entering
erroneous data, or transposing data values (i.e., .0051
instead of .0015) In addition, the EZ-Comp makes compensation decisions based upon a running average, as opposed to
single part measurements. This provides for a much more
stable response to variation by providing a
“filtering” effect on the data. The result is that small, “normal”
, erratic, and unpredictable variations in the process are
ignored, while large and consistent variations (such as tool
wear) are compensated.
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