Quality Control

Contributing to the Approve-project: Hüttemann (WZL), Dr. Schultz (Q-DAas), Huber (iqs Software), Dr. Kellermann-Langhagen (FQS ), Dr. Gutensohn (PFW Aerospace), Greipel (WZL), Herzogenrath (Lasuscher Präzisionstechnik), Radeck (Q-Das), Chishnjak (Tebit ), Kerbl (TCG Unitech)

With the Tomo Scope XS FOV 500 it is possible to measure multiple workpieces in one operation.

Zinkteknik achieved a zero-defect zinc die casting production of safety critical automotive parts with the help of test automation systems from Kistler.

A joint project from Porsche, Mahle and Trumpf, in cooperation with Zeiss, has successfully 3D-printed pistons for the high-performance engine of Porsche's top-of-the-line 911 model: the GT2 RS.

One of the world’s fastest digital manufacturers has launched a Critical to Quality (CTQ) inspection service for its on-demand injection moulding.

The new research project "Irlequm" for process optimisation and quality improvement in massive forming starts at the WZL of the RWTH Aachen.

Nikon Metrology has completed its series of Nexiv VMZ-S video measuring machines with the introduction of two larger models. Pictured is the largest capacity machine, the VMZ-S6555, with a 650 x 550 x 200 mm measuring volume.

In ultrasound inspection by through-transmission, signals coupled by water jet must arrive at the receiver from the transmitter with less than 0.3 mm deviation.

Vericut not only simulates and verifies the accuracy of the machining process, it can also optimizes the G-Code .

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