IMPAX Case Studies / Application Notes

This page links to application-specific notes and case studies on using IMPAX monitors in the field, for a variety of applications.

IMPAX/SK Case Studies / Application Notes:

Detection of Transfer Faults
Detecting hexagonal heads that are damaged due to rotation during transfer
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Process Monitoring for Stamping Applications
Using in-tool force sensors in a stamping press, for defect detection and die protection
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Small Enterprises also benefit from Data Networking Transparency
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Monitoring rotary thread rollers reliably even at 1800 parts/min!
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Foxmatic detects cracked heads and eliminates costly sorting!
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Combined force and acoustic sensors safeguard stamping process!
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Reliable detection of even the smallest tool breakages and chips!
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Foxmatic - the next generation in process monitoring
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Faster factory with more than 120 machines interfaces directly to SAP!
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Life of thread rolling dies increased by five fold!
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IMPAX PASS Application Notes:

Quality Monitoring for High-Performance Fastener Tapping
Ensuring the quality of a tapping process for aerospace applications with tight tolerances.

Effective Tool Protection Multi-Spindle Screw Machines
Protecting tooling by verifying the operation of critical tools during a multi-spindle operation.

IMPAX TSS Case Studies / Application Notes:

Getting Credible Data on Cable Manufacturing
Getting accurate data on production and scrap from a continuous cable-making process

Understanding Job and Operator Performance Increases Profit
Increasing profitability by tracking and comparing different jobs and operators in a sorting application.

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