AERODEF 2017 PREVIEW


Melt Pool Metallurgy QA Monitoring PrintRite3D is a next-generation, in-process, quality assur- ance software for real-time melt pool metallurgy monitoring. The app uses proprietary software algorithms to extract relevant features collected by temperature and spectral sen- sors monitoring the AM melt pool. By comparing relevant features from the melt pool to a known good baseline an Inspect quality report is generated and a product accep- tance decision can be made. The latest Inspect 2.0 software release includes new features for process improvement and part validation. The new Scanviewer provides layer-by-layer 2D visualization displaying nominal and suspect regions. Lo- cation mapping for part-by-part discrimination of off-nominal process conditions with 2D and 3D imaging provides for process optimization and anomaly detection. The web-based software resides in the IIoT Cloud, enabling customers to assure product quality layer-by-layer and part-by-part on a real-time basis while providing for statistical process control. Sigma Labs Inc. Ph: 770-906-5634 Web site: www.sigmalabsinc.com


Quick-Change Workholding, Toolholding Kontec KSC-F single-acting clamping vises with fi xed jaw achieve high clamping forces at comparably low torque for machining raw and fi nished parts. The 160° Quick Clamp force intensifi er clamps workpieces in less than a second without retighten- ing with a torque wrench. Tendo E compact is a universal hydraulic toolholder that can be used for milling, drilling, and ream- ing. The Tendo


hydraulic expansion toolholders can safely transfer torques of VQ UP


/tN BU B NN DMBNQJOH EJBNFUFS BOE BSF QFS fectly suited for high volume cutting. With excellent vibration damping and precise run out accuracy, the Tendo E compact protects the machine spindle and the cutting tool from dam- age. For a micron-precise connection between machine table and workpiece, the Vero-S clamping system delivers fast and precise resetting of workpieces, clamping devices, and other equipment on three, four, or fi ve-axis machining centers. Schunk Inc.


Ph: 800-772-4865 Web site: www.us.schunk.com


Online Standards Library, Certifi cation, Training British Standards Online (BSOL) online standards library makes using standards easier and cost effective. Within the database of current and historic standards, users can create custom collections of standards or select subject-based, pre-populated modules to suit user requirements. There are more than 2500 specifi c aerospace and aircraft engineer- ing standards available in BSOL, providing access to key international aerospace standards that can help customers grow their business in the global marketplace. BSI is also a world leader in training and certifi cation. Every organization is unique, so BSI offers a range of training and certifi cations. Training to meet and comply with standards can improve effi ciency, productivity and quality of output. BSI certifi ca- tion demonstrates commitment to excellence to customers, employees, competitors, and investors. British Standards Online (BSOL) Ph: 703-608-5693 Web site: www.bsigroup.com/en-US/


Portable Sump Cleaner for Machine Tools


Simultaneously vacuums, filters, and returns cleaned coolant or oil


Easy and lightweight to maneuver


Process rates up to 30 gpm


Extends coolant life Extends tool life


www.sanborntechnologies.com/sump_SME


Phone: 508-660-9150 Email: sales@sanborntech.com


23 Walpole Park South | Walpole, MA 02081 www.sanborntechnologies.com


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