PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT Inspection, testing and quality control


and thanks to its complete NDT range of products in eddy current and ultrasonic methods, we can supply every solutions for the most industrial applications.


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ontrôle Mesure Systèmes is a specialist for more than 30 years in non- destructive testing,


CMS products line is designed to meet inspection, testing and quality control on both ferrous and non-ferrous products : steel, copper, alloys, carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminium, etc…


Some applications of tubes, bars, pipes and wires inspection can be : Surface flaws detection by eddy


current rotating head, Internal and dimensional flaws detection by ultrasonic rotating head, Tubes inspection with product in rotation, Full body and / or weld of welded tubes inspection, Full body and / or ends of non-welded tubes inspection, Defects detection on double wall tubes, Heat treatment, Hardness, Coating verification and measurement, Supra conductor wires inspection, Multiple lines inspection, Hot rod inspection, Material sorting,


Exchanger tubes inspection … All the systems (on-line and/or


off-line) meet quality standards such as API, ASTM, DIN. Through its products and its remote assistance, CMS provides, all over the world, quality and productivity solutions for industrial applications.


Edited by S. DURY To contact us :


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Non ferrous bars inspection by ultrasonic rotating head system


Supervision software for non ferrous tubes and bars


Trotec adds roll material extension to large format laser cutter


Leading manufacturer and supplier of laser cutting technology and materials, Trotec Laser, has unveiled two new improved productivity features for their large format SP laser cutter series. The SP2000 and SP3000 laser cutters have been designed from the ground up for processing large format materials in demanding high- volume environments. Each machine is intrinsically safe and provides optimum production times for laser cutting large format plastics, woods, metal and more. A new roll extension accessory for textiles has transformed


the award winning SP3000 into a sophisticated system for laser cutting large format roll materials. The roll extension can be used in conjunction with a roll off unit or an unloading table for maximum ease and efficiency during the processing of large or high-volume textile applications, such as within the automotive, nautical, aerospace, fashion and toy manufacturing industries. Tandem Assist is a new feature of Trotec’s user friendly JobControl® laser software, allowing the user to virtually split the machine’s working area into two zones. Whilst the laser cutter is operating in zone A, completed workpieces


can be unloaded from zone B and new materials added ready for processing. The result is decreased production downtime and better throughput. The new features combined


with the four-side access, large bed size and high-speed cutting of the SP2000 and SP3000 laser cutters equal maximum productivity for large format laser processing. Speaking of the new developments, Martin Horne, Managing Director of Trotec UK said “Customer productivity is at the forefront of our efforts so we are delighted to unveil these new features for our laser cutting systems.”


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“Not only do they serve our traditional customer base with improved functionality, but they also extend the appeal of Trotec’s large format laser cutters into the large format textiles industries.” In addition to its SP series


of large format lasers, Trotec manufactures a range of smaller flatbed laser systems as well as galvo laser markers which are ideal for high-speed marking or engraving of components as part of a production line.


For more information go to www.troteclaser.co.uk call 0191 580 1182 or email sales@troteclaser.co.uk


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