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| The Mask & Wafer "X" Flexure, with it's special beryllium copper design, allows for great flexibility & high reliability without the un-due stress as in the old welded wire design. The old design, when welded, fatigues the wire and makes it more susceptible to breakage & shortens the life of the wire from heat applied to the wire. | |||||||||||||||||
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| The Gauge Head, Anchor & Center Flexure, with it's new highly reliable tight tolerance shaft & bearing design, allows for easy rotation and high accuracy (repeatability). The old design, which uses a Bendix Flexure (spring) design, stresses the spring each time it is rotated. After some usage, the spring design never returns to it's original position (shape), thus losing repeatibility. |  |
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