Leading in coordinate measuring technology with optics, probes, computer tomography and multisensor technology
Coordinate measuring machines are used to measure geometric properties of workpieces such as lengths, angles, diameters or even complex position tolerances. Devices with multiple sensors, e.g. image processing, laser and probe, are called multisensor coordinate measuring machines.
Werth focuses on the development, manufacture and sales of coordinate measuring machines with optics, probes, computer tomography and multisensor technology, as well as the measurement of micro features. The global technology leadership in these market segments is reflected in a number of world firsts and patents on instrument technology and sensor technology. The achievable accuracy of Werth instruments can be in the range of a few micrometers or even in the range of a few 10 nanometers for high-precision systems, defining Werth as the world leader in multisensor coordinate measuring machines.
More than 10,000 Werth coordinate measuring machines are installed worldwide in a wide variety of industries. Examples of application fields for these machines are: Aerospace, automotive, electronics, jewelry, watchmaking, toolmaking, plastic injection molding, medical technology, turbine manufacturing, and aluminum and plastic extrusion.
Customer orientation and long-term company development are the most important goals for Werth
The experience gained from over 70 years of company history forms the basis of our success. The focus is on a long-term strategy of continuous new and further development of technically leading products. Quality, innovation and good service are the way to achieve optimal solutions for the metrological tasks of our customers and a high level of user satisfaction. For decades, this has led to increasing demand worldwide for Werth and to above-average, mostly double-digit growth rates.

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