HMM430, Coordinate Measuring Machine
Haas Automation’s first coordinate measuring machine – the HMM430 – brings professional-grade inspection to your shop. This machine is perfect for small- to medium-sized shops looking for their first entry into the world of CMM inspections and ownership. Everything you need to get started is included.
Streamline your quality control by reducing the amount of time spent performing inspections with conventional metrology tools. Compared to similarly sized options from the big names in the CMM world, you’ll find the HMM430 offers competitive accuracy at an unbeatable Haas price.
Product Highlights:
- Renishaw controller & linear scales
- TouchDMIS measuring software
- Includes Computer with Non-Touch Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, and Speaker
- Microsoft Windows Operating System, Windows 11
- Linear guide bearings
- Program inspection directly from 3D models
- Full CNC inspections with CAD models
- Quick measurements without CAD models using joystick to hand-jog probe
- 12-month parts warranty from ship date, supported by your local Haas Factory Outlet; on-site installation, training, service labor, and travel charges will apply
Product Specifications:
- Linear scale resolution: 0.001mm
- Max volume: 400 x 430 x 350mm (X,Y,Z)
- Probe head: Renishaw MH20i
- Probe body: Renishaw TP20 w/ standard force module
- Max part weight: 120 kg
Touch DMIS
TouchDMIS is a dimensional metrology software engineered to simplify and optimize the Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) inspection process. Featuring an intuitive interface and a streamlined workflow that enhances productivity while reducing complexity in measurement tasks.
Key Features:
Touch-Screen Capabilities:
Although the HMM430 is supplied with a stadard non-touch monitors, TouchDMIS is fully compatible with touchscreen monitors, providing a touch-enabled interface that supports large icons and intuitive gestures such as swipe and pinch-to-zoom. Users can easily navigate features, create measurement programs, capture data, and generate reports—all through simple touch interactions.