It’s a CE Johansson Saphir 25-10 with measuring range 2500x1000x1000 mm. Model year 1999.   The CE Johansson Saphir 25 is a high-precision bridge-type coordinate measuring machine (CMM) designed for large-scale, accurate dimensional inspection. Known for its robust construction, stability, and exceptional accuracy, the Saphir 25 is used widely in quality assurance and precision measurement tasks across industries such as aerospace, automotive, defense, energy, and heavy manufacturing. This model is particularly suited for measuring large components such as engine blocks, transmission housings, turbines, gearboxes, and structural parts. The machine provides 3D measurements with high repeatability, making it an essential tool for maintaining strict tolerances in complex engineering applications. Technical Specifications (typical for Saphir 25 models): Measuring Range (XYZ): X = 2500 mm Y = 4000 mm (or longer, depending on configuration) Z = 1600 mm Accuracy: Up to 2.5 µm + L/400 (where L = length in mm) This ensures precise measurements even on very large parts. Resolution: 0.1 µm (depending on the probe system)   Drive System: Air-bearing guideways on all axes for smooth, wear-free motion Motorized axis drive with CNC control Structure: Granite or polymer concrete base for thermal and mechanical stability Aluminum or granite bridge with a low center of gravity to minimize deflection   Probe System Compatibility: Compatible with Renishaw touch-trigger probes and scanning probes (e.g., TP200, SP25M, PH20, REVO) Software: Runs with professional CMM software platforms like PC-DMIS, Calypso, or CE Johansson’s own measuring software for intuitive operation and powerful 3D data analysis Options: Temperature compensation sensors Rotary tables for part repositioning Laser scanning options Joystick control for manual measurements