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Dimensional Inspection and Analysis

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Dimensional Inspection and Analysis

Dimensional inspection and analysis are processes that involve measuring and evaluating physical components to ensure they meet specified dimensional and geometric requirements. These processes are crucial in manufacturing and quality control to verify that parts are produced within acceptable tolerances and adhere to design specifications.

Dimensional inspection and analysis play a critical role in ensuring the quality and consistency of manufactured components. By utilizing advanced measurement tools and techniques, Rotatek can help manufacturers identify and address deviations early in the production process, leading to improved product quality and adherence to design specifications.

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Dimensional Inspection and Analysis Services
Part to CAD Inspection

Part to CAD inspection involves comparing the dimensions and geometry of a physical part to its corresponding Computer-Aided Design (CAD) model. This ensures that the manufactured part aligns with the intended design.

GD&T

GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing) is a symbolic language used to communicate design specifications for parts and assemblies. It defines the allowable variations in form, orientation, location, and profile of features on a part.

Surface Mapping

Surface mapping involves creating a detailed map of a surface to identify irregularities, deformations and deviations from the desired specifications. This is important in applications where surface quality is critical, such as in aerospace, medical and industrial manufacturing.

First Article Inspection

First Article Inspection (FAI) is a comprehensive review and verification process performed on the first production run of a new part or assembly. It ensures that the manufacturing process is capable of producing parts that meet the specified requirements.