ArcValidator - Valideringsløsning til svejseudstyr
ArcValidator er en systematisk og nøjagtig valideringsløsning, der forbinder den produktions- og kontorbaserede proces og lever op til alle relevante krav, både i forbindelse med den lokale kvalitetskontrol og i de nationale valideringsstandarder i henhold til IEC EN 60974-14.
- Hjem
- Validering af Udstyr
- ArcValidator
Hurtigere end manuel validering
på grund af automatiseret system/arbejdsgang
Større nøjagtighed
da den trinvise proces minimerer antallet af menneskelige fejl
En universalløsning til validering af svejseudstyr
ArcValidator er en systematisk og nøjagtig valideringsløsning, der forbinder den produktions- og kontorbaserede proces og lever op til alle relevante krav, både i forbindelse med den lokale kvalitetskontrol og i de nationale valideringsstandarder i henhold til IEC EN 60974-14.
ArcValidator er velegnet til en række forskellige anvendelsesformål, eksempelvis på reparations- og vedligeholdelsesværksteder, i firmaer, der udlejer svejseudstyr, og til mobile serviceteams. Det et nemt at tilslutte og validere svejseudstyr fra andre producenter uden behov for separate adaptere. Med ArcValidator sparer du både tid og penge, og du får desuden udførlige kunderegistre.
Spar tid og undgå fejl
Manuel validering er ofte meget tidskrævende. Svejseudstyret er opsat, og den person, der konfigurerer valideringsprocessen, skal justere parametrene manuelt og nedskrive, om de ligger inden for bestemte tolerancegrænser. Denne proces er langsom og udsat for simple menneskelige fejl. Med Kemppi ArcValidator behøver du ikke beregne eller nedskrive noget. Du skal blot tilslutte validatoren til svejseudstyret og lade systemet klare sagen. Da alle test og parameterjusteringer udføres automatisk (for ovennævnte udstyr), kan du udføre processen op til 80 % hurtigere end i den manuelle valideringsproces, og sandsynligheden for at lave fejl i processen er mindre, hvilket betyder, at ArcValidator leverer ensartede og præcise resultater.
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