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TB-7106

by Truvera

Granite bridge CMM measuring a 700 x 1,000 x 600 mm volume to sub-2-micron accuracy.

700 x 1,000 x 600 mm (27.6 x 39.4 x 23.6 in)

Measuring volume (X/Y/Z)

1.9 + L/300 μm

Max permissible error (E0)

1.7 μm

Probing error (P)

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TB-7106

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bridge coordinate measuring machine

The TB-7106 is Truvera's granite bridge CMM, the standard first-article and in-process inspection platform Tollaston recommends for shops that need documented dimensional proof, not just a go/no-go gauge check. Its 700 x 1,000 x 600 mm measuring volume covers most machined housings, castings and fixtured assemblies, with a maximum permissible error of E0 = 1.9 + L/300 μm holding tight enough tolerance for aerospace and medical inspection work. Glass linear scales resolving to 0.1 μm and a granite table isolate the measurement from thermal and vibration noise that would otherwise creep into a shop-floor reading. We set up the TB-7106 in a temperature-controlled inspection room during installation and train your quality team on Truvera's Veyra metrology software so first-article reports come out consistent from day one.

Ideal For

  • Shops needing documented first-article inspection reports
  • Aerospace and medical suppliers with formal quality requirements
  • Quality departments moving beyond hand gauges and calipers
  • In-process verification on complex machined geometry

Measuring volume (X/Y/Z)

700 x 1,000 x 600 mm (27.6 x 39.4 x 23.6 in)

Max permissible error (E0)

1.9 + L/300 μm

Probing error (P)

1.7 μm

Max table load

500 kg (1,102 lb)

Key Features

TB-7106 Features

Standard features that set this machine apart in demanding manufacturing environments.

Precision & Performance

  • Granite table and bridge for thermal and vibration stability
  • 0.1 μm-resolution glass linear scales on all axes
  • Touch-trigger probing standard, 5-axis scanning head optional
  • Air-bearing ways for smooth, low-friction motion

Ease of Operation

  • Truvera Veyra metrology software with automatic report generation
  • CAD-based inspection routine programming

Built-In Extras

  • Automated temperature compensation software

Full Specifications

Truvera TB-7106 Technical Details

Complete specifications, standard features, and optional upgrades.

Measuring volume (X/Y/Z)
700 x 1,000 x 600 mm (27.6 x 39.4 x 23.6 in)
Max permissible error (E0)
1.9 + L/300 μm
Probing error (P)
1.7 μm
Max table load
500 kg (1,102 lb)
Granite table size
1,000 x 1,200 mm (39.4 x 47.2 in)
Max drive speed
573 mm/s (3-axis vector)
Scale resolution
0.1 μm, glass linear scales
Probe system
Touch-trigger standard, 5-axis scanning head optional
Software
Truvera Veyra metrology software
  • Granite table and bridge for thermal and vibration stability
  • 0.1 μm-resolution glass linear scales on all axes
  • Touch-trigger probing standard, 5-axis scanning head optional
  • Truvera Veyra metrology software with automatic report generation
  • Air-bearing ways for smooth, low-friction motion
  • Automated temperature compensation software
  • CAD-based inspection routine programming
  • 5-axis continuous scanning probe head
  • Automatic probe changer rack for multi-probe routines
  • Rotary table for cylindrical part inspection
  • Statistical process control (SPC) reporting module
  • First-article inspection and PPAP documentation
  • In-process dimensional verification on machined housings and castings
  • Aerospace and medical device quality assurance
  • Reverse engineering and CAD comparison inspection

FAQ

TB-7106 Questions

Answers to common questions about the TB-7106.

A temperature-controlled inspection room (typically 20°C ±2°C) with vibration isolation from nearby heavy machinery gives the most accurate, repeatable readings; our install team assesses your space and recommends any needed environmental controls during the site survey.

Not necessarily — Truvera Veyra software includes CAD-based routine programming that a trained quality technician can learn, and Tollaston's on-site training covers routine creation, execution and report generation.

The TB-7106 delivers higher accuracy and full automation for a fixed inspection room; the TP-Arm25 trades some accuracy for portability, letting you take measurement to the part on the shop floor — many customers use both.

Typically 10-12 weeks build-to-order including granite table curing and calibration; we confirm your exact date once your configuration and any probe options are finalized.

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Our team has 32+ years of experience helping Canadian manufacturers find the right cutting and processing equipment.

32

Years in Business

4,800+

Machines Installed

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Factory-Trained Technicians

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