Art.810 – Digital radius measuring instrument | Innovative Measurement Technology Ltd.

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The ART.810 Digital Radius Measuring Instrument is a high-precision tool designed for measuring large internal and external radii with exceptional accuracy. Ideal for use in quality control, manufacturing, and metrology applications, this instrument combines a digital measuring head with a choice of three bridge sizes to suit a wide range of radii.

Key features

Digital measuring head with high-resolution display
Three interchangeable bridge sizes for different radius ranges:
- 130 mm bridge: radius range 97–800 mm
- 300 mm bridge: radius range 470–2000 mm
- 500 mm bridge: radius range 1270–10,000 mm
OPTO-RS232 output (ART.810.05) for direct PC connection
Configuration software included for calibration and data transfer
Direct radius readout for both internal and external curves
Compact, modular design for easy setup and portability

Applications

Measuring radii on curved metal, plastic, or composite parts
Quality control in aerospace, automotive, and tooling industries
Reverse engineering and prototyping
Inspection of large components with complex geometries

Why Choose the ART.810?

Versatile: One instrument for a wide range of radii
Digital precision: Accurate, repeatable measurements
Data-ready: Seamless PC integration for reporting and analysis
Time-saving: Direct readout eliminates manual calculations

Part numbers

CODE	DESCRIPTION
01	Bridge of 130 mm (Radius 97–800 mm)
02	Bridge of 300 mm (Radius 470–2000 mm)
03	Bridge of 500 mm (Radius 1270–10,000 mm)
04	Digital Measuring Head
05	Digital Measuring Head with Direct Reading & OPTO-RS232 Output

Included in the Kit

Digital measuring head
One or more bridges (based on configuration)
Configuration software
PC connection cable
Instruction manual
Protective case

CODE	DESCRIPTION
01	BRIDGE OF 130 mm FOR RADIUS OF 97-800 mm
02	BRIDGE OF 300 mm FOR RADIUS OF 470-2000 mm
03	BRIDGE OF 500 mm OF RADIUS OF 1270-10000 mm
04	DIGITAL MEASURING HEAD
05	DIGITAL MEASURING HEAD WITH DIRECT READING