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DIAVITE – Fertigung

Development and manufacturing of tactile and optical roughness measuring instruments, probes and accessories for the shop floor and measuring room.

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DIAVITE AG

Bülach (CH)New on Amplifa

1948Founding of the original company
2008Founding of DIAVITE AG
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400 m²Production floor space Bülach
800+Business partners worldwide

About DIAVITE

DIAVITE AG, based in Bülach (Switzerland), develops and manufactures roughness measuring instruments, probes and accessories for tactile surface metrology. The product range includes the measuring instruments MICRO VH/VHF, DH-9/VH/VHF, DH-10 TOUCH, DH-8/App as well as NANO/VH/VHF, complemented by free-form probes, skid probes, drive units, measuring stands, calibration standards and custom probe solutions. The measuring systems use analog Hall-effect technology and diamond probe tips; all instruments are equipped with the ISO 21920 standard. The instruments are used in shop-floor and measuring-room applications and are distributed through a worldwide network of over 800 business partners. The company's history dates back to 1948; since 2016, a 400 m² large production and sales facility has been available at the Bülach site.

Site
CH-8180 Bülach
Processes
Tactile roughness measurement (skid probe), Tactile roughness measurement (free-form probe), Optical/tactile roughness measurement with probing system (Analog Hall-effect technology, probe tip, Software (Diasoft, DIAVITE App), Accessories for roughness measurement, custom probe solutions, Calibration/calibration standards
Materials
Diamond (probe tips), Aluminium (instrument housings, aluminium measuring stand), Granite (measuring stand plate), Metal (calibration standards), Aluminium, Diamond, Hard stone (granite), Metal and glass
Certificates
ISO 21920 (standard on all instruments)
Founded
1960
Industries
Metrology, Shop-floor and measuring-room applications
  1. 01

    Engineering and development

  2. 02

    Manufacturing of the measuring instruments

  3. 03

    Assembly

  4. 04

    Calibration with calibration standards

  5. 05

    Distribution via a worldwide partner network

Materials & Technologies

Al

Aluminium

High-quality instrument housings of the new product line as well as plates of the aluminium measuring stands.

DIA

Diamond

Probe tips 5 µm/90° (standard) or 2 µm/60° (option) for tactile roughness measurement.

HG

Hard stone (granite)

Plate material of the granite measuring stands with column 250 mm or 500 mm.

MET

Metal and glass

Materials for calibration standards used to calibrate the measuring instruments.

Locations

Bülach

CH

Headquarters, manufacturing and sales

Materials
Aluminium, granite, metal, glass
  • Roughness measuring instrument MICRO VH
  • Roughness measuring instrument MICRO VHF
  • Roughness measuring instrument DH-9/VH
  • Roughness measuring instrument DH-9/VHF
  • Roughness measuring instrument DH-10 TOUCH
  • Roughness measuring instrument NANO/VH
  • Roughness measuring instrument NANO/VHF
  • Roughness measuring instrument DH-8/App

Products

MICRO VH
MICRO VHRoughness measuring instrument · Shop floor and measuring room
MICRO VHF
MICRO VHFRoughness measuring instrument · Shop floor and measuring room
DH-9
DH-9Roughness measuring instrument · Shop floor and measuring room
DH-8/App
DH-8/AppRoughness measuring system · Shop floor and measuring room
Aluminium measuring stand
Aluminium measuring standAccessory · Shop floor and measuring room
Granite measuring stand
Granite measuring standAccessory · Shop floor and measuring room
TUBEMASTER
TUBEMASTERAccessory · Radial roughness measurement

Inside the production

DH-8/App with monitor
DH-8/App with monitor
DH-8/App measuring instrument
DH-8/App measuring instrument
Detail DH-8/App
Detail DH-8/App
Assorted calibration standards
Assorted calibration standards
Cross-slide table
Cross-slide table
Fixture for manual measurement on crankshafts
Fixture for manual measurement on crankshafts

Industries

MetrologyShop-floor and measuring-room applications

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Tactile roughness measurement (skid probe)InspectionRa 0.001 μm display resolution–––Metal, Glass (calibration standards)
Tactile roughness measurement (free-form probe)InspectionRa 0.001 μm display resolution––––
Optical/tactile roughness measurement with probing system (Analog Hall-effect technology, probe tipInspectionRa, Rz, Rmax, R3z, Rt, Rq, Rk, Rp, RvMeasuring lengths 0.5 to 15.0 mm–––

14 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Roughness measuring instrument MICRO VH (drive unit for skid probes)DIAVITE MICRO VH––2023Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument MICRO VHF (for skid and free-form probes)DIAVITE MICRO VHF––2023Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument DH-9/VHDIAVITE DH-9/VH––2023Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument DH-9/VHFDIAVITE DH-9/VHF––2023Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument DH-10 TOUCH (free-form and skid probes)DIAVITE DH-10 TOUCH––2019/2024Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument NANO/VHDIAVITE NANO/VH––2024Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument NANO/VHFDIAVITE NANO/VHF––2024Bülach
Roughness measuring instrument DH-8/App (app-based, evaluation unit via USB for PC/tablet)DIAVITE DH-8/App––2011/2013Bülach
Drive unit VH/VHFDIAVITE VH / VHF–approx. 20 x 33 x 136 mm (with support shoe)–Bülach
Aluminium measuring stand (column 250 mm or 500 mm)DIAVITE Aluminium measuring stand–Column 250 mm or 500 mm––
Granite measuring stand (column 250 mm or 500 mm)DIAVITE Granite measuring stand–Column 250 mm or 500 mm––
Device “TUBEMASTER” (radial roughness measurement on the inner/outer circumference of cylindricalDIAVITE TUBEMASTER––––
Cross-slide table (positioning, adapter 70 mm x 70 mm)DIAVITE Cross-slide table–Adapter 70 mm x 70 mm––
Fixture for manual measurement on crankshaftsDIAVITE––––

Additional services

Software (Diasoft, DIAVITE App)Accessories for roughness measurementcustom probe solutionsCalibration/calibration standards

Reference customers

SULZER (historical: first roughness measuring instrument 1953)

Quality

Every instrument is delivered with a delivery protocol, an inspection protocol of the standard probe and a calibration standard (Ra = 3.00). The instruments support automatic calibration of up to 8 probes with a display resolution of 0.001 µm.

EvidenceBülach
ISO 21920 (standard on all instruments)

History

  1. 1948

    Founded by Hermann Hediger; production of diamond tools and diamond grinding wheels (origin of the name DIA-vite).

  2. 1953

    The first roughness measuring instrument is built for the company SULZER.

  3. 1964

    Hans Huber takes over management; first instrument with transistors.

  4. 1969

    The small, compact MT-1 instrument comes onto the market.

  5. 1985

    Inductive probes with the DT-15 instrument; DT-100 with integrated printer (on sale from 1986).

  6. 1996

    Switch to the more precise Hall-element technology, first instrument DH-5.

  7. 2001

    Hans Huber sells the manufacturing operation to ASMETO AG; Martial Wüthrich joins.

  8. 2005

    Manufacturing relocates from Richterswil to Bachenbülach.

  9. 2008

    Founding of DIAVITE AG by Hans Huber; managed by Martial Wüthrich.

  10. 2009

    Martial and Carmen Wüthrich take over DIAVITE AG.

  11. 2011

    Market launch of the DH-8.

  12. 2013

    The DH-8/App application turns any Windows PC into a roughness measuring instrument.

  13. 2016

    Relocation to Bülach; 400 m² available.

  14. 2019

    Launch of the DH-10 TOUCH for free-form and skid probes.

  15. 2020

    Decision for a new product range with aluminium housings and ISO 21920.

  16. 2023

    Delivery of MICRO/VH and MICRO/VHF (January) as well as DH-9/VH and DH-9/VHF (September).

  17. 2024

    Revised DH-10 TOUCH (January), Bluetooth module (April), NANO/VH and NANO/VHF (May).

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