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Measurement in the manufacturing process
Your machining centers help make your processes safer and more efficient. Integrate measurement tasks in your manufacturing processes and prevent quality issues, the need for reworking or even damage to your machinery.
Results show: Over 70% of companies experience errors like incorrectly clamped blanks that are not detected until during machining or parts that have been unclamped even though machining was still incomplete.
What you can achieve:
Prepare measuring cycles in the Job Manager quickly and easily, and integrate them in the complete NC program. Because you prepare the measurement tasks in the CAD/CAM environment with the digital twins of the workpieces, clamping devices, machine etc., they are also collision-checked. As a result, many daily tasks can be performed on the machine with no further effort.
The right blank
Before starting the machining operation, you can automatically check the size and orientation of the blank. The machining operation can be interrupted if the blank is outside the desired tolerance. This also ensures safety for unattended operation of your machines.
Correct part orientation
Automatically correct part orientation with reference points and rotation at the start of the machining operation. This enables faster setup and manufacturing of the best possible quality.
Tested quality
Automatically check the dimensional accuracy of the part after machining. This allows for any necessary reworking to be done before unclamping the part. This reduces effort, improves quality and enables quality documentation.
Fast documentationPrepare a measurement record presenting the measurement results at the end of the machining operation referencing the part directly in the 3D CAD/CAM data. This allows you to document your manufacturing quality both graphically and in table form.
You can benefit from these advantages and possibilities of your Tebis installation that are available for most probes and controls, even those that do not offer their own measuring cycles.
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