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Helium Polish |
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HP 1:4 |
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26.6 x 33.6mm
FOV |
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14.8 mm to
33.4mm |
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HP 1:4 |
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Field of view |
25.6 X 33.6mm |
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Polish Size |
14.8mm –
33.4mm |
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Diamond types |
Any cuts |
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3D-model accuracy |
Better than
40microns |
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ReCut option |
Available |
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Print reports |
Available,
(very detailed+user d defined) |
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Warranty |
12 months |
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HP 1:4 |
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Lens |
Telecentric |
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CCD camera |
Analog,768*576, CCD 2/3” |
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Computer requirements |
Pentium IV,
RAM 256 Mb, 17”Monitor |
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Operating Systems |
Windows 98
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Weight |
25kg |
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Dimensions L x W x H |
90cm x 16cm x
21cm |
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Power Consumption |
220V 50Hz
300W |
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HeliumPolish Scanner determines,
with high accuracy, both the facet inclination and its
azimuth, for Round Brilliant Cut as well as Fancy arbitrary
cuts.
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Helium 3D model reveals major
and minor symmetry error with consistently repeatable
accuracy.
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A very detailed report displays
most physical features of the polished diamond, including
“Minimum Inscribed Circle - MIC”, Error in radial roundness,
Kozibe, Fish eye angle, Spread, Out of shape, Inclination +
Azimuth angle of all the halves, and many other features.
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The program creates user defined
reports including any measurement element, out of more than
727 data fields, in any combination, including images of light
return, H&A image and many other simulated light performance
images. The mammoth size of data base itself explains its
enormous strength in reproducing feature measurement.
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Advance Re-cut option forms part
of the package.
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Included DiamCalc For
Performance Analysis
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It measures the angle of
inclination of a facet very accurately
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It measures its azimuth with
utmost precision.
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This 3D model allows accurate
visualization and realistic image to be produced that can show
small distortions in symmetry and to use the output with
various new systems of appraisals from various labs.
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More specifically used for 3D
measurement of polished stones.
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Also used for light return and
ray trace study
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