SFS-D3007 is a spectral confocal displacement sensor with 7 mm reference distance, ±1.5 mm measuring range, 100 nm repeatability, <±0.6 μm linearity error and a compact Φ8×65.7 mm probe weighing 23 g.
POMEAS SFS-D3007 is a high-precision miniature spectral confocal displacement sensor with a 7 mm reference distance, ±1.5 mm measuring range, 100 nm repeatability and <±0.6 μm linearity error. The Φ8×65.7 mm probe weighing about 23 g reaches into narrow grooves and confined spaces, ideal for dense multi-probe arrays; the non-contact optical method handles highly reflective, transparent and soft surfaces.

| Product Model | SFS-D3007 |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Chromatic Confocal Displacement Sensor |
| Reference Distance | 7 mm |
| Measuring Range | ±1.5 mm |
| Measuring Angle | ±12.5° |
| Spot Diameter | Φ20 μm |
| Repeatability | 100 nm |
| Linearity Error | <±0.6 μm |
| Probe Size | Φ8×65.7 mm |
| Weight | 23 g |
| Minimum Measurable Thickness | 10% of F.S. |
| Temperature Characteristic | ≈0.05% F.S./°C |
| Protection Rating | IP40 |
| Measurement Method | Non-contact Optical Measurement |
| Application | Displacement, Thickness and Surface Contour Measurement |
Ideal for coplanarity and step inspection of electronic components, narrow groove and bore wall measurement, transparent material thickness measurement and precision displacement analysis in confined installations.

Φ8 mm diameter, 65.7 mm length, about 23 g; the miniature design reaches into narrow grooves and confined spaces.
Repeatability 100 nm, measuring range ±1.5 mm (3 mm total travel), linearity error <±0.6 μm.
Yes. The confocal principle focuses on the upper and lower surfaces of transparent materials separately; minimum measurable thickness is 10% F.S.
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