Measuring Equipment

Measuring Instruments and Equipment Used for Quality Control Throughout Our Production Processes

Portable CMM Measuring Arm

Our portable Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) enables us to measure the three-dimensional coordinates (X, Y, Z) of components with high precision using both contact probing and non-contact laser scanning methods. Touch-trigger probes allow precise point measurements, while laser scanners generate point cloud data for detailed surface analysis.

Precision Cutting Machine

Used for the precise preparation of metallographic specimens required for weld quality examinations, minimizing deformation and preserving the integrity of the samples.

Grinding and Polishing Machine

Used to grind and polish specimens prepared during welded manufacturing processes, ensuring that they are properly prepared for metallographic analysis.

Industrial Microscope

Used for metallographic examinations following welding operations, including weld bead inspection, penetration assessment, heat-affected zone (HAZ) analysis, microstructural examination, and precise weld measurements.

Hardness Testing Machine

Used to verify material hardness through Rockwell and Brinell hardness testing methods, supporting the assessment of material properties and compliance with technical requirements.

Salt Spray Test Chamber

Used to evaluate the corrosion resistance of manufactured components following coating and painting processes through salt spray testing.

With our portable CMM device, we can measure three-dimensional coordinates (X, Y, Z) of parts with high precision using contact or non-contact (laser scanning) methods. Point-by-point measurements are performed with probes, and detailed surface analyses are carried out by generating point cloud data with laser scanners.

Articulated Arm Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)

It is used to prepare samples required for metallographic examinations in welded manufacturing operations in a precise and deformation-free manner.

It is used in polishing and grinding operations to prepare samples for metallographic analysis in welded manufacturing processes.

Within the scope of metallographic operations performed after welding, weld seam, penetration, HAZ (Heat Affected Zone), microstructure examinations and precision weld measurements can be performed.