ViTO Quality Assurance

Quality assurance is critical for ensuring that products or services meet the desired level of quality, and for achieving customer satisfaction, brand reputation, compliance, cost savings, and continuous improvement.

PCDA system

PCDA system is an effective tool for process improvement, problem-solving, and risk management. It enables organizations to continuously improve their processes, make data-driven decisions, and ensure that processes are consistent, repeatable, and sustainable.

  • Continuous Improvement: The PCDA cycle is a continuous improvement process that enables organizations to continuously identify and address areas for improvement, leading to increased efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity.
  • Problem Solving: The PCDA system is a structured problem-solving approach that helps organizations to identify, analyze, and solve problems.
  • Data-Driven Decision Making: The PCDA cycle involves measuring and analyzing data to inform decision-making. This data-driven approach ensures that decisions are based on facts and not assumptions, leading to better outcomes.
  • Standardization: The PCDA system provides a standardized approach to process improvement, ensuring that processes are consistent, repeatable, and sustainable.
  • Risk Management: The PCDA cycle helps organizations to identify and mitigate risks by proactively identifying and addressing potential issues before they become problems.

Coordinate Measuring Machines

CMM stands for Coordinate Measuring Machine, and it is a highly accurate inspection machine used in manufacturing to measure the dimensions and geometries of parts. A CMM typically consists of a movable arm, a probe, and a control system. The arm moves the probe over the surface of the part being measured, collecting data points that are used to generate a three-dimensional model of the part. The control system analyzes the data and compares it to the design specifications to determine whether the part meets the required tolerances.

High Accuracy: CMM is a highly accurate inspection machine that can measure the dimensions and geometries of parts with high precision, ensuring that they meet the required tolerances and specifications.
Speed: CMM can measure multiple dimensions of a part simultaneously, which makes the inspection process faster and more efficient.
Flexibility: CMM can measure a wide range of parts, from simple to complex shapes and geometries. This makes it a flexible inspection tool that can be used in a variety of manufacturing applications.
Data-Driven Analysis: CMM generates a large amount of data during the inspection process, which can be used for data-driven analysis and process improvement.
Consistency: CMM inspection is a consistent and repeatable process, ensuring that the inspection results are consistent across different parts and batches.
Reverse Engineering: CMM can be used for reverse engineering, where a physical part is scanned to create a digital model. This can be useful for reproducing parts that are no longer in production or for creating customized parts.

Projector

Optical comparators use a light source and magnifying lens to project an image of a metal part onto a screen. This enables operators to compare the part to a standard or design specification and identify any discrepancies.

Projector are used in manufacturing for several reasons:
High Accuracy: Projector can measure dimensions and geometries of parts with high accuracy, which is critical in ensuring that the parts meet the required tolerances and specifications.
Speed: Projector can quickly compare the part being inspected to a reference standard or design specification, making the inspection process faster and more efficient.
Flexibility: Projector can measure a wide range of parts, including both simple and complex shapes and geometries.
Easy to use: Projector is easy to use and require minimal training, making them an ideal inspection tool for manufacturing environments.
Non-contact inspection: Projector uses a light source and magnifying lens to project an image of the part onto a screen, which means that the inspection process does not come in contact with the part being measured. This is ideal for inspecting delicate parts or parts with sensitive finishes.