your daily production? About KAUTEX Maschinenbau


KAUTEX Maschinenbau System GmbH is a global company. Driven by a passion for plastics, it


is one of the


world’s leading manufacturers of ex- trusion blow molding machines.


KAUTEX’s core values are focused innovation, resilience, and dedica- tion to the projects and products of its customers and partners. KAUTEX’s vision to be a leader in transforming and creating value in extrusion blow molding technology is supported by an extensive product portfolio covering all major applications in the packaging, composites, and automotive industries.


The integrated centering aid ensures that the ideal measuring distance is always maintained. The measurement is recorded with an individual time stamp and the corresponding angular position is stored up to 500 times. The WARP portable provides a non-contact, non-destructive alternative to previous measurement technologies that were either destructive or required addi- tional effort.


After a year of using the WARP portable, the KAUTEX team has seen significant efficiency improvements. “In our day-to-day operations, the most common products we measure are Type IV hydrogen liners, drums, and our specialized large packaging appli- cations. Compared to previous technolo- gies such as calipers, ultrasonic devices or Hall effect gauges, the WARP portable offers significant time savings and increased safety for employees,” says Andreas Menzlin.


The ability to measure the wall thickness of hot products and make immediate ad- justments to the WDS®


(Wall-Thickness-


Control) has optimized production pro- cesses at KAUTEX. The time savings of more than 80% in wall thickness measurement is not only due to the overall speed of the measurement principle but also to the doc- umentation of the measurement results.


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