On-the-spot quality control for your parts! In the case of a manufacturing error, quick action is possible thanks to the transportable 3D scanning system ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2. Check out this article to see how it helps even in the challenging industrial settings of the casting business.
Maximum efficiency with on-site quality control
Frequently, when we discuss quality control, we are referring to the inspection of finished goods. But what about assessing the process’s initial samples and production immediately away? By taking this method, we can identify defective components right away. So, the root of the production error can be found in the same stage, allowing for the prevention of other issues. As a result, there are fewer pieces to sort through, and the production of necessary parts is sped up and improved.
Not every system, meanwhile, is designed for quality control in demanding production conditions. ZEISS created a gadget with the T-SCAN hawk 2 that is intended specifically for this use. The advantages of using the 3D laser scanner are demonstrated in the sections that follow.
Your advantages of quality control during production with T-SCAN hawk 2
A highly adaptable system that can be seamlessly incorporated into the production environment is needed for quality assurance performed on-site at the production site. You have a portable, lightweight system in the ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2. Because of the remote control buttons and guided workflow, which gives the user complete control over the object being investigated, using the hand-held laser scanner is simple.
Don’t merely keep an eye on the finished item! Many production procedures in the illustrative casting process can wear down the sand mold, which degrades the quality of the resulting goods. You take the safe route with comprehensive quality assurance.
The only device required is the ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2. It covers a variety of distinct application fields. Larger surfaces, minute details, or difficult-to-reach locations can all be scanned with a handheld 3D scanner.
The ZEISS Quality Suite’s inspection software contains all the tools required to process the data you’ve gathered. For instance, it can determine material thickness or core clearance in the casting business. In addition, it is possible to use digital assemblies and other inspection techniques.
You desire to discuss the findings with coworkers. Simply write a report that highlights the key findings after the evaluation.
Here is a video of the scanner in use:
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