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Image
Now Offers Support for ISO Documentation with its Smart Weld™ Digital
Arc Stud Welding Equipment
 Image
Industries, Inc., a leader in stud welding, provides support for ISO documentation
with a Quality Control Documentation feature on their revolutionary line
of digital arc stud welding equipment—Smart Weld™. This new
feature creates an excellent advantage for companies implementing ISO
9000-style programs by making quality control data management quick, efficient,
and accurate.
Smart Weld's Quality Control Documentation feature serves as a reinforcement
tool for maintaining quality control measures. By reporting information
such as, date and time, weld tool used (1 through 4 option), mode used,
weld parameters requested (time and current), and actual weld results (time,
current, and voltage), users can determine whether quality standards are
being consistently upheld with every weld. Statistical Process Control
(SPC) limits can also be entered and reported by Smart Weld. An engineer
determines optimal weld settings, then enters upper and lower SPC limits,
which are based on real world variations. If the weld falls outside of
these programmed limits, the Quality Control Documentation feature alerts
the user with an error message.
Once the weld is complete, the user has the option to print out a documented
report of the weld parameters and evaluate the effectiveness of the weld.
This information is output in ASCII format, usable by a wide variety of
common peripherals, including printers, PCs, palm style devices, and other
data storage devices connected to Smart Weld's dataport with a DB9
connector.
As a technology-driven leader in the stud welding industry, Image is known
for providing application expertise, exceptional customer service and
value-added assembly solutions to help customers meet their most demanding
fastening requirements. To learn how Image can meet your fastening needs,
please contact us at 382 Balm Court, Wood Dale, IL 60191; phone: (630)
766-7373 or toll-free (800) 722-7883; fax: (630) 766-2402, or e-mail: .
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