Quality control of shafts and fastening components, flexibly and efficiently.
In the automotive industry's quality control, accurate measurement of diverse components is essential to ensure product safety and reliability. Particularly in flexible production lines, there is a demand for rapid and precise measurement solutions that can accommodate small-batch production of various types. Traditional contact measurement methods have faced challenges such as long measurement times and the hassle of setup changes. Our non-contact measurement solutions address these issues and contribute to the efficiency of quality control. 【Application Scenarios】 - Measurement of crankshafts and eccentric workpieces - Quality inspection of fastening components - Streamlining quality control in flexible lines, eliminating setup changes 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction in measurement time - Decrease in setup change time - Strengthening of traceability - Acceleration of quality inspection
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【Features】 - High-precision non-contact scanning using optical sensors - Usable near machine tools - Easy setup changes and measurement program modifications - Models available that excel in measurement speed for small parts - Capable of measuring eccentric workpieces, crankshaft pin bearings, joints, etc., with high reliability 【Our Strengths】 Marpos Co., Ltd. has supported Japan's manufacturing industry for over 50 years. With extensive know-how and technical expertise cultivated across a wide range of industries, including the automotive sector, we contribute to improving customer quality, streamlining processes, and enhancing productivity. We provide rapid support through our network of 6 domestic locations and 2 overseas locations.
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| Model number | overview |
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| OPTOQUICK | It is suitable for high-precision measurement and quality control of cylindrical workpieces. |
| OPTOFLASH | It is suitable for high-speed and high-precision measurement and quality control of small shafts and fasteners. |
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Marpos Co., Ltd. was established in 1970 as the Japanese subsidiary of the Italian Marpos Group, aiming to be a partner in global manufacturing. For over 50 years, we have been providing precision measurement, inspection, and process management systems used during and after machining in manufacturing processes. We are a main supplier to major automotive manufacturers for both ICE (internal combustion engine) and EV (electric vehicle) and also extend our services to the semiconductor, aerospace, medical, energy, and home appliance industries. Regardless of the size or industry of our customers, we continue to boldly contribute to quality improvement, rationalization, flexibility, and productivity enhancement with Marpos's technology and know-how. Furthermore, in line with Marpos's corporate philosophy, we strive for total quality improvement, have obtained ISO 9001:2015 certification, and conduct design, manufacturing, and assembly in Japan. We have six domestic locations and two overseas locations, providing closely connected services to local customers.
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