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3D scan­ner — Expan­si­on of our qua­li­ty assurance

We have fur­ther expan­ded our qua­li­ty assu­rance by inves­t­ing in a new 3D scan­ner. We are now able to scan sam­ple parts from our cus­to­mers and crea­te a CAD model using rever­se engi­nee­ring. This means that we can manu­fac­tu­re repla­ce­ment parts 1:1 based on the sam­ple in-house.

This pro­cess also offers huge advan­ta­ges in terms of qua­li­ty assu­rance. Our for­ging tools can be scan­ned befo­re use and com­pared with the CAD file. Any devia­ti­ons are imme­dia­te­ly visible.

To check our for­ged or machi­ned parts, we can sim­ply scan them and compa­re them with the CAD model. Even the smal­lest geo­me­tric dif­fe­ren­ces beco­me apparent.

Our cus­to­mers have the opti­on of crea­ting a test report.

3D Scanner
3D Scanner

3D scan­ner — Expan­si­on of our qua­li­ty assurance

We have fur­ther expan­ded our qua­li­ty assu­rance by inves­t­ing in a new 3D scan­ner. We are now able to scan sam­ple parts from our cus­to­mers and crea­te a CAD model using rever­se engi­nee­ring. This means that we can manu­fac­tu­re repla­ce­ment parts 1:1 based on the sam­ple in-house.

This pro­cess also offers huge advan­ta­ges in terms of qua­li­ty assu­rance. Our for­ging tools can be scan­ned befo­re use and com­pared with the CAD file. Any devia­ti­ons are imme­dia­te­ly visible.

To check our for­ged or machi­ned parts, we can sim­ply scan them and compa­re them with the CAD model. Even the smal­lest geo­me­tric dif­fe­ren­ces beco­me apparent.

Our cus­to­mers have the opti­on of crea­ting a test report.

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