Repeatability starts at the fixture.
Review datums, component tolerances and joint access before committing to a tooling concept. A fixture must support the assembly while allowing the processing head and inspection system to reach the joint.
- Datum and clamp sequence review
- Joint presentation and access for the process head
- Positioner requirements and part orientation
- Changeover, wear points and service access
Test with production-representative variation.
Include realistic part tolerance and surface conditions in the trial plan. Record where the process depends on joint fit-up and decide how unacceptable parts will be detected and handled.
Prepare for an engineering review.
Share available drawings, material specifications, annual volume or target cycle, product variants and the planned launch window. We use these inputs to define the next review and the scope of representative trials.
Your next machine.
A better welding process.
Bring your drawings, materials and machine concept. Start with an engineering conversation.
Discuss your project