ArcValidator
ArcValidator es una solución de validación sistemática y precisa que vincula el proceso basado en el taller y la oficina, cumpliendo con los requisitos de control de calidad locales y los estándares de validación nacionales a IEC EN 60974-14.
- Inicio
- Validación de Equipos
- ArcValidator
Más rápido que la validación manual
gracias a la automatización del sistema/flujo de trabajo
Mayor precisión
porque un proceso paso a paso minimiza los errores humanos
La solución universal de validación de equipos de soldadura
ArcValidator es una solución de validación sistemática y precisa que vincula el proceso basado en el taller y la oficina, cumpliendo con los requisitos de control de calidad locales y los estándares de validación nacionales a IEC EN 60974-14.
ArcValidator es adecuado para diversos usuarios, como talleres de mantenimiento, proveedores de servicios para equipos de soldadura, empresas de alquiler y equipos de servicio móvil. Usted puede conectar y validar fácilmente equipos de soldadura de otros fabricantes, sin adaptadores separados. ArcValidator le ayuda a ahorrar tiempo y dinero y le proporciona registros detallados de sus clientes.
Ahorre tiempo y evite errores
La validación manual requiere a menudo mucho tiempo. Una vez que el equipo de soldadura está configurado, la persona que coordina el proceso de validación tiene que ajustar manualmente los parámetros y anotar si están dentro de ciertos límites de tolerancia. Este proceso es lento y está expuesto a simples errores humanos. Gracias a Kemppi ArcValidator, no necesita calcular o anotar nada. Solo tiene que acoplar el validador a su equipo de soldadura y permitir que el sistema haga el resto. Podrá completar el proceso hasta un 80 % más rápido que con la validación manual y tendrá menos posibilidades de cometer errores durante el proceso, ya que ArcValidator proporciona resultados coherentes y precisos, y todo ello gracias a que todas las comprobaciones y los ajustes de parámetros se realizan automáticamente en ArcValidator.
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