The Renishaw TRS2 non‑contact tool breakage detection system provides fast, reliable laser‑based monitoring to reduce waste and increase machining…
About this manual
The TRS2 is a single‑side, non‑contact laser system that monitors solid tools in vertical, horizontal, gantry and multi‑function machines. It is mounted outside the machining area, saving valuable space, and uses a laser beam reflected from the rotating tool to assess its condition.
When a broken tool is detected, the system issues an alarm and can stop the machine or trigger an automatic tool change, dramatically reducing non‑productive time and scrap rates while improving overall process reliability. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- System Overview
- In‑process Control
- Single‑Side Laser Detection
- ToolWise™ Identification Technology
- Key Features
- Value Proposition
Specifications
| Laser detection dwell time per tool | ≈ 1 second |
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| Laser reflection point above tool tip | ≈ 3 mm |
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| Potential time savings vs. contact detection | up to 69 % |
Frequently asked questions
How does the TRS2 detect a broken tool?
It emits a laser beam that is reflected by the rotating tool; the reflected intensity is analyzed by the ToolWise™ technology to determine if the tool is intact.
What happens when a broken tool is detected?
The system generates a “tool breakage” alarm and can stop the machine or trigger an automatic tool change to replace the tool.
How much time can be saved using TRS2 compared to contact detection?
Detection time can be reduced by up to 69 % compared with traditional contact methods.
Can the TRS2 be installed on any type of machine?
Yes, it can be installed on vertical and horizontal machining centers, gantry machines and multi‑function machines, mounted outside the machining area.