GRINDTECH TECHNOLOGY In-Process Measurement with Integrated Touch Probe In-Process Measurement with Integrated Touch Probe One of our customers, operating in the production of high–value-added precision components, contacted us with a clear requirement: to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their machining processes by completely eliminating manual measurements that required removing the workpiece from the magnetic chuck.This traditional approach caused several issues for the customer, including frequent machine downtime, longer cycle times, a higher risk of human measurement errors, and a negative impact on overall productivity.The Rosa GrindTech Solution: Integrated In-Machine Touch ProbeAfter a joint analysis of the process, we proposed the adoption of a measuring touch probe integrated directly into the surface grinding machine.The touch probe allows the customer to:• Measure the workpiece without removing it from the table• Perform automatic compensations directly within the machining cycle• Eliminate manual intervention during inspection phases• Ensure micrometric repeatability between consecutive cycles• Drastically reduce the risk of setup or repositioning errorsResults AchievedThe integration of the touch probe delivered immediate benefits:• Reduction of cycle times• Elimination of all manual measurements• Improved quality thanks to automatic in-process corrections• Greater geometric stability and repeatability• Increased production throughput without modifying the existing plant• Operators more focused on supervision rather than repetitive tasksThe customer was looking for a way to eliminate manual measurements while increasing precision and efficiency. By integrating the measuring touch probe, we transformed the entire production cycle: in-machine measurements, automatic compensations, higher quality, and zero downtime.A simple, immediate solution, perfectly integrated into the process. CATEGORY GRINDTECH TECHNOLOGY SHARE ON Case history ♥63 Author FAVR-2024-bcentric MC 160 N – Code 246 January 22, 2026 We are at GrindingHub 2026, Hall 9, Booth B51 April 7, 2026