How does your InfiniteFocus compare to the InfiniteFocus G6?
Your InfiniteFocus has served you well.
But measurement technology has evolved.
Select your current system to discover what the InfiniteFocus G6 could add to your measurement process.
From G4 to G6: A generation of new possibilities
Your G4 has proven the value of optical 3D measurement. G6 takes the technology considerably further, expanding the range of surfaces, geometries and workflows you can address.
What G6 adds:
- Advanced Focus-Variation
- Vertical Focus Probing and Focus Probing
- 4.6 million measurement points per single measurement
- 200 × 200 × 180 mm positioning volume
- Measurement of challenging smooth and reflective surfaces
- CAD and PMI integration
- Greater potential for automated measurement workflows
More surfaces. More geometries. More possibilities.
From G5 to G6: Expand What You Can Measure
Your G5 already brought a significant leap in measurement performance. G6 opens the door to measurement tasks that can be challenging for previous generations.
What G6 adds:
- Advanced Focus-Variation
- Vertical Focus Probing
- Focus Probing
- 200 × 200 × 180 mm positioning volume
- 4.6 million measurement points per single measurement
- Advanced capabilities for smooth and reflective surfaces
- CAD and PMI integration
- Modern automation capabilities
Measure what your G5 could only address with limitations.
From G5plus to G6: Take the Next Step
Your G5plus already gives you advanced optical measurement capabilities, including Vertical Focus Probing. G6 takes the next step by bringing advanced measurement technologies and modern digital workflows together.
What G6 adds:
- Advanced Focus-Variation
- Focus Probing
- Enhanced capabilities for smooth and reflective surfaces
- Increased Z positioning range from 100 mm to 180 mm
- CAD and PMI integration
- Modern automation capabilities
- AdvancedReal3DUnit for automated positioning and 3D measurement
Turn advanced measurement capabilities into a more connected workflow.
One system. More measurement possibilities.
Don't just measure more. Expand the range of applications you can solve with optical 3D metrology.





