Measuring and inspection systems integrated directly into the production line — for minimal downtime, lower
error risk and a stable production flow.
Non-conforming workpieces are automatically sorted out of the production flow; at the same time the system archives the measurement data for production traceability. This minimises downtime, lowers the risk of errors and ensures a smooth flow of the entire process.
Measuring and inspection systems
Length control of cut pieces
Automatic length control of each cut piece, integrated directly into the line, with logging of measured values and sorting out of parts outside tolerance. Measuring accuracy up to 0.01 mm (depending on configuration).
automatic control of every cut piece
separate sorting out beyond tolerance
storage and archiving of measured values
high measuring accuracy (up to 0.01 mm)
Cut squareness control
Automatic measurement of the squareness of the cut edge after cutting; evaluation of the deviation from the target angle (90°) against the set tolerance, with optional sorting out or operator warning.
automatic control after cutting
evaluation of deviation from the target angle (90°)
sorting out beyond tolerance
logging and connection to the line control
Workpiece flatness control
Precise inspection of flatness and detection of deformations from cutting or machining; comparison with a reference plane and automatic evaluation of deviations.
automatic inspection after cutting or machining
detection of local deformations
evaluation against the set tolerance
sorting out and archiving of measurement data
Workpiece weight control
Automatic weighing of individual workpieces after cutting and comparison with the reference weight. Optional automatic length correction on cross-section changes to keep weight/volume constant.
automatic weighing after cutting
control according to product parameters
sorting out beyond tolerance
optional automatic length correction
Material shape control
Camera-based control of the shape and orientation of the material at any point in the line — checkable before the next step: orientation, piece count per batch and basic dimensions.