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artin Precision, a leading supplier of precision-engineered components and assemblies for the aerospace and defence sectors, has significantly strengthened its quality control processes with the integration of


advanced metrology solutions from Bowers Group. Supplying industry giants such as Rolls-Royce, Incora, Siemens, Farsound, and Leonardo, Martin Precision continuously invests in the best technologies to maintain its competitive edge. To meet the stringent quality demands of the aerospace and defence industries, the company has upgraded its measurement capabilities with the help of Bowers Group, ensuring greater accuracy, consistency, and efficiency across its operations.


Alan Muir, quality manager at Martin Precision, says: “We worked closely with Bowers Group during the purchasing process, and the service was excellent. The installation and training were of the highest standard. The Scan machines have proven to be reliable, user-friendly, and highly accurate for the tolerances and sizes we work with. They have significantly improved our inspection efficiency, making them a valuable addition to our operations.”


To uphold its commitment to precision and compliance, the company has invested in a suite of advanced metrology tools from Bowers Group, including the Sylvac Scan S25T, Sylvac Scan F60T, Baty R14 Profile Projector, as well as the Bowers XT3 Holematic Bore Gauges that have been a trusted solution in its operations for over a decade. The Sylvac Scan S25T and F60T play a crucial role in final inspections, ensuring batch consistency and compliance with strict industry standards. Meanwhile, the Bowers XT3 Holematic Bore Gauges are used throughout production and inspection testing to verify the internal dimensions of key components such as bolts, unions, and small fasteners. To further enhance efficiency, Martin Precision uses pre-programmed measurement routines at the final inspection stage, allowing for seamless batch processing and accurate digital record-keeping. These records are vital for securing First Article Inspection Report (FAIR) approval and maintaining the company’s stringent quality assurance standards. The decision to upgrade its metrology equipment followed two decades of reliance on a Brown & Sharpe Profile 80 machine. Concerned about potential machine failure and the difficulty of sourcing spare parts, Martin Precision opted for modern, high-performance solutions from Bowers Group to safeguard its inspection capabilities for the future. With the daily use of Sylvac Scan machines, Martin Precision has experienced significant improvements in accuracy, reliability, and inspection speed. The company has successfully reduced inspection times, allowing for a more efficient workflow and reinforcing its reputation for delivering high-quality, precision-engineered components. Beyond the equipment itself, Martin Precision has been highly satisfied with the exceptional support, service, and training provided by Bowers Group. From initial consultations to installation and training, the process has been seamless and professional, ensuring a smooth transition to the new technology.


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ENHANCING PRECISION


MEASUREMENT April 2025 Instrumentation Monthly


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