PRODUCT BROCHURE

GLOBAL CLASSIC
COST-EFFECTIVE, ALL-PURPOSE BRIDGE CMM
 INTRODUCTION
For manufacturers with less demanding inspection needs it is crucial that coordinate measuring
machine (CMM) performance is matched by affordability.

Ideal for smaller job shops, the entry-level GLOBAL Classic CMM delivers dependable accuracy and
reliability in a single machine that fulfils all basic inspection requirements. With the machine design
optimised to ensure the best ratio between measuring volume and footprint, the CMM easily fits into
work areas, saving valuable space.

GLOBAL Classic is a versatile, all-purpose machine offering touch trigger and tactile scanning
capabilities. Ideal for more standard, day-to-day accuracy and throughput requirements, the CMM can
perform in a range of temperatures with its optional temperature compensation system.

GLOBAL Classic is the perfect balance between stability, accuracy and price/performance ratio.

MACHINE CAPABILITIES
TO DRIVE PRODUCTIVITY
• Maximise performance. All-aluminium frame guarantees good speed and accuracy.
• Increase repeatability. Dovetail guideways precision-machined in granite increase accuracy.
• Drive reproducibility. High-resolution scales enhance volumetric accuracy.
• Strengthen stability. TRICISION design offers ideal stiff-to-mass ratio and long-term
durability.
• Optimise workflow. Robust and ergonomic Next Jogbox (NJB) streamlines user experience
and operations.
• Boost throughput. Touch trigger probes can be switched with optional scanning probes for
greater output.
• Improve energy efficiency. Eco Mode automatically powers down your CMM when idle but
keeps the machine ready to go to support both sustainability and productivity goals.
• Address any application requirements. Configure the machine with the right probe for each
job and maximise efficiency with precision touch trigger probes, contact and non-contact
scanning sensors, and tool changer options.
• Enhance confidence. PULSE gives users full confidence in their CMM results by monitoring
environmental conditions surrounding their CMM like vibration, temperature variation, and air
pressure.

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 STREAMLINED COLLECTION
AND COMMUNICATION OF
MEASUREMENT RESULTS
Thousands of manufacturers simplify inspection processes by using PC-DMIS metrology software. With over 70 000 seats in
place worldwide, PC-DMIS performs most application tasks required by modern industry, driving productivity with quick and
easy measurement routine creation and execution.

For the most efficient inspection operations, a CMM should be used mainly for measuring, not routine creation.
Manufacturers save time, eliminate bottlenecks and maintain machine activity by using a PC-DMIS offline licence to develop,
test and debug measurement routines away from the CMM.

With the user-friendly INSPECT interface, operators can run predefined part programs quickly, with minimal training and
without having to launch PC-DMIS. INSPECT is designed for usability around three main functions: Measure, Report, and
Slideshow. Slideshow reduces cycle rework times by enabling operators to quickly see and resolve manufacturing defects
with its real-time graphical reporting tool. Routine integrity is protected with PC-DMIS’s Single Touch Interface, which
simplifies execution. PC-DMIS Wizards help users work through routines and more complex metrology challenges.

PC-DMIS QuickFeature speeds up workflows by allowing users to create features from a single click on a CAD model and to
create multiple features at one time. The Path Optimiser tool quickens measuring programs by rearranging the order in which
the user selected part features and automatically generating the most efficient measuring path.

For applications that are more complex, QUINDOS software is available.

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 GLOBAL CLASSIC SPECIFICATIONS:
Scanning probe heads HP-S- X1C 07.YY.05
Articulating head with HP-S-X1 scanning probe 05.YY.05 07.YY.07 09.YY.08

MPE(E0/E150) 1)- (18 °C - 22 °C) 1.9 + L/300 1.9 + L/300 2.1 + L/300
MPE(E0/E150) 1) - (16 °C - 26 °C) 2.1 + L/222 2.1 + L/250 2.3 + L/250
MPL(R0) 1.7 1.7 2.0
MPE(PFTU) 1.9 1.9 2.1
MPE(THP)/MPT(t) 2)
3.5/45 3.5/45 3.5/45

Articulating head with 07.YY.05

HP-THD/ TP200 probe 05.YY.05 07.YY.07 09.YY.08

MPE(E0/E150) 1) - (18 °C - 22 °C) 2.0 + L/300 2.0 + L/300 2.2 + L/300

MPE(E0/E150) 1) - (16 °C - 26 °C) 2.2 + L/222 2.2 + L/250 2.4 + L/250
MPL(R0) 2.0 2.0 2.2
MPE(PFTU) 2.0 2.0 2.2

Articulating head with 07.YY.05

HP-TM trigger probe 05.YY.05 07.YY.07 09.YY.08

MPE(E0/E150) 1) - (18 °C - 22 °C) 2.2 + L/300 2.2 + L/300 2.4 + L/300

MPE(E0/E150) - (16 °C - 26 °C)
1)
2.4 + L/222 2.4 + L/250 2.6 + L/250
MPL(R0) 2.2 2.2 2.5
MPE(PFTU) 2.2 2.2 2.5

NON CONTACT SENSORS

SPECIFICATIONS HH-A/HP-L-5.8 3) HH-A/HP-L-10.6 4) HH-A/HP-L-20.8 4) HH-A/HP-C-Ve

5)
Probing Form Error 22 µm 22 µm 25 µm –
Point Spacing 53 µm 30 - 60 µm 13 - 50 µm –
Lines per second (max.) 40 Hz 53 Hz 100 Hz –
6)
PF2D,MPE – – – 10 μm
6)
PFD2D,MPE – – – 6 μm
6)
EUV,MPE – – – 4 + 2L μm

THROUGHPUT AND DYNAMICS Max. 3D Speed Max. 3D Acceleration

510 mm/s 1700 mm/s2

Lab Extended
TEMPERATURE SPECIFICATIONS Temperature Temperature (option)

Ambient temperature 18 °C ÷ 22 °C 16 °C ÷ 26 °C
Max. air temperature variation 1 °C/h - 2 °C/24h 1 °C/h - 5 °C/24h
Max. gradient in space 1 °C/m 1 °C/m

1)
MPE(E0/E150) specifications are to be formally understood as MPE(E0/E150)* for the case where non-normal CTE material calibrated test lengths are used.
Length unit measure (L) in mm.
2)
MPE(THP) and MPT(t): test sphere placed in the centre of measuring volume
3)
Some restrictions to workpiece size and machine configuration may apply when used on GLOBAL Classic 05.YY.05
4)
From GLOBAL Classic 07.YY.07. Some restrictions to workpiece size and machine configuration may apply when used on GLOBAL Classic 07.YY.07
5)
Maximum Permissible Probing Form Error PForm.Sph.1x25:Tr:ODS,MPE according to ISO10360-8:2013. Values are including expanded measurement uncertainty according
ISO/TS 17865:2016. Measured using a manufacturer supplied sphere- and plane artefact, each calibrated by an independent accredited lab.
6)
According to ISO10360-7:2011

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 GLOBAL 05.YY.05: MEASURING RANGE, DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS

Y LX

LZ
Z

678
130

PH
108 PY 160 61 X 70

LY 908

HP-S-X1C HH-AS6-T5° HH-A-T5° HH-A-T2.5°

65 65 65 65
CMM Ram
74.5
77.6

98.5
101

117

120
151
34.6
58.6

Measuring Range Overall Dimensions Surface Plate

Max. Part CMM
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Weight Weight
Models
approx.
X Y Z LX LY LZ PH PY (kg) (kg)

05.05.05 500 500 500 1024 1255 2540 800 990 230 510

05.07.05 500 700 500 1024 1455 2540 800 1190 230 625

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Y LX

LZ
679 1)
839 2)
Z

140

PH
90 PY 168 66 X 60

LY 1135

HP-S-X1C HH-AS8-T5° HH-A-T5° HH-AS8-T2.5°

80 80 80 80 15.2
32.4

CMM Ram
56.4

65.2
75.4

96.2
74.5
98.5
101

117

Measuring Range Overall Dimensions Surface Plate

Max. Part CMM
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Weight Weight
Models
approx.
X Y Z LX LY LZ PH PY (kg) (kg)

07.07.05 700 700 500 1277 1608 2438 680 1350 900 960

07.10.05 700 1000 500 1277 1908 2458 700 1650 900 1245

07.10.07 700 1000 660 1277 1908 2777 700 1650 900 1265
1)
GLOBAL Classic 07.YY.05
2)
GLOBAL Classic 07.YY.07

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GLOBAL 09.12.08, 09.15.08, 09.20.08: MEASURING RANGE, DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS

Y LX

LZ
Z

946
117

PH
90 PY 165 66 X 60

LY 1359

HP-S-X1C HH-AS8-T5° HH-AS8-T2.5° HH-AS8-H2.5°

80 80 80 80
32.4

15.2

50
15.2

65.2

CMM Ram
31
56.4
75.4

96.2
101

70.5

90.5

Overall
Measuring Range Surface Plate
Dimensions Max. Part CMM
(mm) (mm)
(mm) Weight Weight
Models
approx.
X Y Z LX LY LZ PH PY (kg) (kg)

09.12.08 900 1200 800 1477 2165 3027 700 1910 1300 1700

09.15.08 900 1500 800 1477 2465 3027 700 2210 1500 1900

09.20.08 900 2000 800 1477 2965 3027 700 2710 1800 2300

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 PROBE HEADS AND SENSORS

Technical Characteristics HP-S-X1C

Overtravel range ± 2 mm in all axes

Stylus joint M3

Max. stylus weight 33 g

Vertical: up to 225 mm
Max. stylus length
Horizontal: up to 100 mm

HH-AS and HH-A-T5° HH-AS8 and HH-A-T2.5° HH-AS8-H2.5°

Technical Characteristics
Indexable Probe Head Indexable Probe Head Indexable Probe Head
A axis: +90° / -115° A axis: ±105° A axis: ±180°
Angular rotation
B axis: ±180° B axis: ±180° B axis: ±180°
Angular rotation step 5° 2.5° 2.5°

Max. applied torque 0.6 Nm 1.4 Nm 1.7 Nm

Max. extensions length 300 mm 450 mm 750 mm

Technical Characteristics HP-L-5.8 HP-L-10.6 HP-L-20.8

Laser Visible blue, class 2 Visible red, class 2 Visible red, class 2

Standoff and depth of FOV 140 ± 40 mm 170 ± 30 mm 180 ± 40 mm

24, 60, 124 mm 25, 51, 63, 130, 220 mm
Line-Width at mid-field of view 47 mm
user selectable user selectable
Ambient light immunity of the sensor 5 000 lx 40 000 lx 40 000 lx

Protection against dust and water All HP-L Sensors: IP64 (IEC 60529) (except for warm-up connection)

Sensor size L x W x H 116 x 62 x 86.5 mm 134 x 72 x 60 mm 137 x 76 x 85 mm

Technical Characteristics HP-C-VE

Nominal FOV size 6.5 mm x 5 mm

Nominal pixel size approx. 8.5 µm

Optical magnification x 0.73

Working distance 75 mm
2 rings, each with 4 sectors. 1 LED per sector on the inner ring, 2
Ring light configuration
LED per sector on the outer ring
Sensor size Ø x L max. Ø 75 mm x 137.5 mm (with TKJ mount)

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PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION

MPE(E0) : maximum permissible MPL(R0): maximum permissible MPE(E150): maximum permissible

error of length measurement limit of the repeatability range error of length measurement

5 gauges have to be measured 3 times Extreme value of the repeatability 5 length gauges have to be measured
with one probing at each end, in 7 range of the length measurement 3 times in the YZ- or XZ plane with
different directions. All measuring error, calculated by three repeated opposite styli, mounted 150 mm off the
results must be within MPE(E0). measurements on each size for a total Z spindle axis. All measuring results
of 35 values. The 35 repeatability range must be within MPE(E150).
results must be within MPL(R0).

Probe Configuration:
MPE(PFTU) : maximum permissible Maximum permissible scanning • HP-S-X1C: stylus length 20 mm, tip diameter
single stylus form error probing error 5 mm
• HP-S-X1S/H: stylus length 50 mm, tip
diameter 5 mm
• HP-THD/ TP200 / HP-TM: Standard Force
Module, stylus length 10 mm, tip diameter 4
mm

A precision sphere has to be measured MPE(THP)/MPT(t) : A precision sphere

with 25 probings. PFTU is the range of has to be scanned with 4 defined lines.
all radii. THP is the range of all radii with the
The range of all radii must be within predefined path. The range of all radii
MPE(PFTU). and the scanning time must be within
MPE(THP) and MPT(t).

Max. Permissible Error MPE (μm) and Max. Permissible Limit MPL (μm) according to ISO 10360-2:2009:
- Volumetric length measuring error: MPE(E0/E150); Repeatability range: MPL(R0)
Max. Permissible Error MPE (μm) according to ISO 10360-5:2010:
- Single stylus form error: MPE(PFTU)
Max. Permissible Error MPE (μm) and Max. Permissible Time MPT (s) according to ISO 10360-4: 2000
- Single stylus form error, scanning: MPE(THP)/MPT(t)
ISO 10360-2:2009 test with maximum part weight performed as an option upon request only.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
X: Micromachined anodized light alloy extrusion
Mechanical Frame Y: Integral dovetail guideways, machined into the table
Z: Micromachined anodized light alloy extrusion
Material: Granite
Flatness: according to DIN 876/III Y
= =
Part Locking: threaded inserts M8 x 1.25
Surface Plate Diagonally staggered hole pattern:
=

GLOBAL Classic 05.YY.05: X = 350 mm ; Y= 150 mm

X
=

GLOBAL Classic 07.YY.05-07.YY.07: X = 300 mm ; Y= 300 mm

GLOBAL Classic 09.YY.08: X = 350 mm ; Y= 350 mm
Sliding System Air bearings on all axes
Measuring System METALLUR® linear scales. System Resolution: 0.039 μm
Temperature Compensation Extended temperature 16 - 26 °C: Multi-sensor technology (optional)
Ram Counterbalance Pneumatic, adjustable
Controller DC241, IP54
Supply Requirements Power 100/120/220/240 V ± 10% - 50/60 Hz - 1.6 KVA
Air 0.5 MPa minimum - Class 4 according to ISO 8573/1
Consumption Power 0.35KVAh
Air 70 Nl/min (for 05.YY.05); 90 Nl/min (for all other models)
Ambient temperature: 10 - 40 °C
Operating Specifications
Relative humidity: 20% - 90 % non-condensing

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