AUTHORIZED OGP REPRESENTATIVE — ARIZONA
Optical Gaging Products (OGP) designs and manufactures some of the most capable multi-sensor metrology systems, video measuring machines, and optical comparators in the industry. As Arizona’s exclusive authorized OGP representative, Innovative Measuring Systems brings 30+ years of application experience to every engagement — matching the right system to your measurement challenge and supporting it from installation through long-term operation.
Optical Gaging Products engineers measurement systems for some of the most demanding inspection environments in precision manufacturing — combining optical, laser, and touch-probe sensing technologies into platforms built for speed, accuracy, and repeatability.
IMS carries their core platform families, covering complex 3D multi-sensor inspection, high-speed video measurement, laser scanning, shaft measurement, and optical comparison. Each platform is designed for a specific class of measurement challenge — part geometry, tolerance requirements, material, and production volume all factor into which system is the right fit.
As Arizona’s exclusive authorized OGP representative, IMS works directly with quality engineers and manufacturing teams to evaluate their application before recommending a system. That means no guesswork on a capital equipment decision, and a local partner who stays accountable after installation.
Multisensor measurement systems combine video, touch probe, and laser technologies into a single platform, allowing for complete 3D inspection of complex parts in one setup. This approach improves accuracy, reduces handling, and significantly shortens inspection time compared to using multiple systems.
Modern multisensor systems, including platforms like SmartScope, Fusion, and FlexPoint, are designed to seamlessly integrate multiple sensing technologies. This allows operators to measure a wide range of part features—from small, intricate details to larger geometries—without switching machines or recalibrating.
From shop-floor inspection to fully automated production environments, these systems support everything from quick measurements to advanced, CAD-driven inspection workflows.
Video measurement systems deliver high-speed, accurate 2D and 2.5D inspection using advanced imaging and intuitive software. OGP’s StarLite S1 — a benchtop semi-automatic 3-axis video metrology system with IntelliCentric-S optics — combines fully automatic measurement with easy manual operation. For large field-of-view applications, the SNAP system makes complex measurements as simple as placing a part on the stage and pressing go.
Compact and versatile, these systems integrate easily from the shop floor to the lab or into automated workflows. With powerful software for measurement, analysis, and reporting, video systems streamline inspection while improving consistency and throughput.
ShapeGrabber 3D laser scanning systems deliver fast, accurate, and automated measurement of complex parts. These systems are ideal for applications such as molded plastics, castings, stampings, and machined components that are difficult or time-consuming to measure with traditional methods.
ShapeGrabber systems are designed for ease of use and can be programmed for repeat inspections, helping streamline workflows and improve consistency. Multiple system configurations are available to match different part sizes and application requirements.
TurnCheck shaft measurement systems are precision optical instruments designed for fast, non-contact inspection of shafts, cylinders, and other turned parts. Built for shop-floor environments, these systems deliver consistent, high-accuracy results even in conditions where vibration and temperature variation are present.
TurnCheck systems use advanced image analysis to automatically detect and measure features in a single scan, reducing the need for programming or CAD models. With multiple system configurations available, they support a wide range of part sizes and applications, from simple shaft inspection to advanced GD&T analysis and reverse engineering.
Optical Comparators and c-vision™ Video Contour Projectors provide fast, accurate, non-contact measurement solutions for manufacturing, quality control, and shop-floor inspection. Designed for production environments, these systems help manufacturers verify part dimensions, inspect profiles, and improve measurement consistency while reducing inspection time.
Optical Comparators are a proven solution for profile inspection, using precision optics, high-contrast illumination, and large viewing screens to simplify dimensional measurement. Available in both benchtop and floor models, they deliver reliable, repeatable performance for a wide range of manufacturing applications.
c-vision™ Video Contour Projectors combine the rugged construction and ease of use of an optical comparator with the precision of a high-resolution digital video measurement system. By expanding the available magnification range and enabling automatic video-based measurement, c-vision systems make it easier to inspect both large features and fine details without sacrificing shop-floor durability.
YOUR LOCAL METROLOGY PARTNER
OGP builds some of the most capable measurement systems in the world. Selecting the right platform for your parts, tolerances, and production environment requires more than a spec sheet — it requires someone who has seen these systems applied across hundreds of real-world measurement challenges.
IMS brings 30+ years of hands-on metrology expertise to every conversation. We evaluate your application, recommend the right configuration, and stay accountable to your results long after installation.
Before you invest, we assess your parts, tolerances, and inspection goals to make sure the system you're considering is the right fit for your application.
IMS provides calibration, repair, and software support for every system we place — so your investment stays accurate and productive over time.
Arizona-based customers can see OGP systems in action before committing. We provide on-site installation, operator training, and ongoing application support.
Tell us about your measurement challenge and one of our metrology experts will contact you within one business day with a tailored recommendation.
Optical and video systems are best for fast, repeatable 2D and 2.5D measurements — especially in production environments where speed matters. Multisensor systems combine optical, touch probe, and laser sensing into a single platform, making them ideal for complex 3D parts that require multiple measurement types in one setup. Laser scanning systems are used when you need to capture dense surface data across freeform or complex geometry quickly. IMS can help you evaluate which approach fits your parts and tolerances.
The right system depends on your part geometry, required tolerances, material, production volume, and inspection environment. That’s exactly what our application review process is designed to answer. We assess your specific measurement challenges before recommending a system — so you’re not guessing at a $50,000+ decision. Contact us to set up a no-obligation application review.
Yes. As Arizona’s authorized OGP distributor, IMS can arrange demonstrations — either at our Tempe facility or, in some cases, at your location. If you have sample parts, we can often run them through the system to show real-world performance before you commit. Reach out to schedule a demo.
Yes — that’s a core part of what separates IMS from a direct order or an online purchase. We provide on-site installation, operator training on OGP’s ZONE 3 software, and ongoing calibration and repair support. Our goal is to make sure your system stays accurate and your team knows how to use it.
IMS places OGP systems primarily in aerospace, defense, medical device, automotive, and precision manufacturing environments in Arizona and the surrounding region. These industries require the combination of speed, accuracy, and documentation that OGP systems are specifically designed to deliver.
The easiest first step is a phone call or a quick contact form submission. Tell us what you’re measuring, what your tolerances are, and what’s not working about your current inspection process. We’ll take it from there. Call (602) 527-5488 or use the form below.
