FaroArm - complete wireless freedom

Available in either six- or seven-axis models, FaroArms offer accuracy comparable to fixed CMMs, and come with software that is fully programmable for repetitive measurement. They also have a smaller footprint on the shop floor, and perform first-article inspections more efficiently.

  • NEW - Bluetooth® cable-free operation
  • NEW - Auto sleep mode
  • Universal quick mount
  • Leightweight construction
  • Internal counterbalance
  • Infinite rotation for non-stop measuring
  • Composite material construction
  • Extended-use battery
  • Multi-probe capability

The Quantum FaroArm® comes with the exclusive FARO i-Probe which is individually serialised with automatic size recognition and built-in probe temperature sensor.

The Platinum FaroArm® has temperature and overload sensors which are located in each joint. They allow the arm to "sense" and react to thermal variations and improper handling for maximum accuracy.

The Fusion FaroArm® has temperature sensors which are located in each joint. They allow the arm to react to thermal variations for maximum accuracy and portability.

The FARO Laser ScanArm V3 is compatible with the Quantum, the Platinum and the Fusion FaroArm and the FaroArm's Bluetooth® technology.

FAROARM PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
  1.2m (4ft. ) 1.8m (6ft.) 2.4m (8ft.) 3.0m (10ft.) 3.7m (12ft.)
  6 Axis 7 Axis 6 Axis 7 Axis 6 Axis 7 Axis 6 Axis 7 Axis 6 Axis 7 Axis
Single Point Articulation Performance Test (Max-Min)/2¹:
Quantum Ο Ο ±.016mm
(±.0006in.)
±.019mm
(±.0007in.)
±.018mm
(±.0007in.)
±.020mm
(±.0008in.)
±.032mm
(±.0013in.)
±.039mm
(±.0015in.)
±.043mm
(±.0017in.)
±.051mm
(±.0020in.)
Platinum ±.013mm
(±.0005in.)
±.018mm
(±.0007in.)
±.020mm
(±.0008in.)
±.026mm
(±.0010in.)
±.025mm
(±.0010in.)
±.030mm
(±.0012in.)
±.043mm
(±.0017in.)
±.052mm
(±.0020in.)
±.061mm
(±.0024in.)
±.073mm
(±.0029in.)
Fusion Ο Ο ±.036mm
(±.0014in.)
±.046mm
(±.0018in.)
±.043mm
(±.0017in.)
±.051mm
(±.0020in.)
±.074mm
(±.0029in.)
±.089mm
(±.0035in.)
±.104mm
(±.0041in.)
±.124mm
(±.0049in.)
Volumetric Maximum Deviation²:
Quantum Ο Ο .023mm
(.0009in.)
.027mm
(.0011in.)
.025mm
(.0010in.)
.028mm
(.0011in.)
.046mm
(.0018in.)
.055mm
(.0022in.)
.060mm
(.0024in.)
.072mm
(.0028in.)
Platinum .018mm
(.0007in.)
.025mm
(.0010in.)
.029mm
(.0011in.)
.037mm
(.0015in.)
.036mm
(.0014in.)
.043mm
(.0017in.)
.061mm
(.0024in.)
.073mm
(.0029in.)
.086mm
(.0034in.)
.103mm
(.0041in.)
Fusion Ο Ο .051mm
(.0020in.)
.064mm
(.0025in.)
.061mm
(.0024in.)
.071mm
(.0028in.)
.104mm
(.0041in.)
.124mm
(.0049in.)
.147mm
(.0058in.)
.175mm
(.0069in.)
FaroArm Weight:
Quantum Ο Ο 20.5lbs.
(9.3kg)
21lbs.
(9.5kg)
21lbs.
(9.5kg)
21.5lbs.
(9.75kg)
21.5lbs.
(9.75kg)
22lbs.
(9.98kg)
22lbs.
(9.98kg)
22.5lbs.
(10.21kg)
Platinum 9.10kg
(20.0lbs.)
9.30kg
(20.5lbs.)
9.30kg
(20.5lbs.)
9.50kg
(21lbs.)
9.5kg
(21.0lbs.)
9.75kg
(21.5lbs.)
9.75kg
(21.5lbs.)
9.98kg
(22lbs.)
9.98kg
(22.0lbs.)
10.21kg
(22.5lbs.)
Fusion Ο Ο 9.30kg
(20.5lbs.)
9.50kg
(21lbs.)
9.50kg
(21.0lbs.)
9.75kg
(21.5lbs.)
9.75kg
(21.5lbs.)
9.98kg
(22lbs.)
9.98kg
(22.0lbs.)
10.21kg
(22.5lbs.)
 
FARO LASER SCANARM® V3 - PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS (NON-CONTACT)
1.2m (4ft.) 1.8m (6ft.) 2.4m (8ft.) 3.0m (10ft.) 3.7m (12ft.)
7 Axis 7 Axis 7 Axis 7 Axis 7 Axis
LLP V3 - Non-Contact Performance Specifications:
Quantum Ο ±.054mm (±.0021in.) ±.055mm (±.0022in.) ±.074mm (±.0029in.) ±.086mm (±.0034in.)
Platinum ±.053mm (±.0021in.) ±.061mm (±.0024in.) ±.065mm (±.0026in.) ±.087mm (±.0034in.) ±.108mm (±.0043in.)
Fusion Ο ±.081mm (±.0032in.) ±.086mm (±.0034in.) ±.124mm (±.0049in.) ±.159mm (±.0063in.)

Ο Not applicable

FaroArm Test Methods - (Test methods are a subset of those given in the B89.4.22 standard.)

¹ Single Point Articulation Performance Test (Max-Min)/2 (SPAT):
The probe of the FaroArm is placed within a conical socket, and individual points are measured from multiple approach directions. Each individual point measurement is analyzed as a range of deviations in X, Y, Z. This test is a method for determining articulating measurement machine repeatability.

² Volumetric Maximum Deviation
Determined by using traceable length artifacts, which are measured at various locations and orientations throughout the working volume of the FaroArm. This test is a method for determining articulating measurement machine accuracy.