Specifications and Main Features
- Model: Mitutoyo Profile Projector PH-3500
- Effective Diameter of Protractor Screen: 353 mm
- Projection Lens Magnifications Available: 5X, 10X, 20X, 50X
- Maximum Diameter Measured:
- 5X: 385 mm
- 10X: 285 mm
- 20X: 150 mm
- 50X: 30 mm
- Built-in X,Y-axis Counter: Yes
- Built-in Angle Counter: Yes
- Microstage: Standard, large loading capacity
- Illumination: Twin fiber illumination unit standard
- Connection: Compatible with external data processors (e.g., Mitutoyo MICROPAK-7)
- Power Supply: Single-phase power supply
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
- Relative Humidity: 20% to 80%
- Weight: Approximately 150 kg
- Dimensions: Specific dimensions not provided in excerpts
- Warranty: 1-year warranty on workmanship or material defects
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the maximum diameter that can be measured with a projection magnification lens in a PH-3500?
A: The maximum diameter for the 5X lens is 385 mm, whereas for the 10X lens is 285 mm, for the 20X lens is 150 mm, whereas for the 50X lens is 30 mm.
Q: Is it possible to use a projector in the direct sunlight?
A: We do not recommend it, as direct exposure can produce distortions on the projector, and consequently to the accuracy level of the measurements.
Q: What power requirements must be met for the PH-3500 to function?
A: A single-phase power supply must be provided, with the voltage set correctly on the power panel.
Q: Is there an onboard counter for carrying measurements?
A: Yes, the device has a built-in X,Y-axis and angle counter which can help the user take measurements more accurately.
Q: What functions would you say can be carried out using this projector?
A: The protractor screen will enable the user to perform dimensional measurements, overlay charts comparisons and even angle measurements.
Q: What steps must I take in the event the projector comes in contact with liquid?
A: As a precaution unplug the power cord and reach out to Mitutoyo as soon as a liquid exposure occurs in order to mitigate the risk of fire or electric shock.
Q: Can a user repair a faulty projector without any professional aid?
A: No, projectors should not be disassembled nor repaired by the users in any way aside from replacing consumable items.
User Manual
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