ISO 10360-13:2021 PDF Download

A standard called ISO 10360-13:2021 is dedicated to optical 3D coordinate measuring systems (CMS) acceptance and reverification testing. This standard's objective is to specify the requirements and processes for confirming an optical 3D CMS's ability to produce length measurements in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements.

The required performance standards for the optical 3D CMS are outlined in the standard, together with the acceptance tests that must be carried out to confirm compliance. These tests are used to confirm that the system can measure lengths accurately and according to plan.

The standard also calls for periodic reverification tests to make sure the optical 3D CMS is still operating in accordance with the necessary requirements. These tests give the user the ability to evaluate the system's current performance and spot any potential flaws or problems.

It's vital to remember that this standard only applies to optical 3D coordinate measuring systems and excludes all other kinds of coordinate measuring systems. The standard also emphasizes that for the tests to be successful, the surface properties of the object being tested should be within a cooperative range, such as glossiness and hue.