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Metrology for Aerospace: Ensuring Quality Control, Safety and Compliance

The aerospace industry uses an extensive range of components and assemblies that demand meticulous precision in manufacturing. Safety, regulatory requirements and faster production cycles all have a role to play in aerospace metrology.
Achieving this level of quality control can be problematic for aircraft manufacturers. OEMs and sub-contractors in the aerospace industry must implement comprehensive production traceability measures. Quality control reports at different stages of the manufacturing process are demanded.

Why Metrology is Essential in Aerospace

Typically, aerospace parts are manufactured across multiple locations and subsequently assembled, necessitating an indispensable requirement for thorough inspection and traceability at every stage.

High quality data in digital formats is required to ensure traceability as manual processes such as the use of mylars and callipers are increasingly phased out.

Why Aerospace Manufacturers Choose InspecVision

Sheet metal components play a crucial role in aircraft construction, being utilised in the production of a wide array of assemblies including: turbine engines, landing gear, wing ribs and access panels. CMMs, whilst highly accurate, require the use of jigs to fixture the components for inspection, adding expense and lead time.

 

At InspecVision, we understand the challenges faced by aerospace manufacturers, including tight tolerances, complex geometries, and strict industry compliance requirements.

InspecVision's advanced vision inspection systems offer accurate measurement, defect detection, and automated inspection capabilities for aerospace quality control.


Automatically Create Inspection Programs - Our systems provide a high-speed, competitively priced solution which is easy to set up. Large commercial jets encompass a vast array of part designs, numbering in the millions. While the automation of part inspection holds significance, for the aerospace sector it is the automation of the part inspection program’s creation that truly takes precedence.


Digitise Mylar Drawings - Traditionally, aerospace design drawings were created and stored on mylar sheets, which were also used for visual inspection of parts. The InspecVision system replaces mylar sheets for inspection and can convert them into digital CAD files. This benefits organisations in the aerospace industry with large mylar archives, allowing for digitisation and future use of the drawings.

 

Industries

Discover our range of innovative industrial metrology machines

Aerospace

The aerospace industry uses an extensive range of components and assemblies that demand meticulous precision in manufacturing. Safety, regulatory requirements and faster production cycles all have a role to play in aerospace metrology.

Achieving this level of quality control can be problematic for aircraft manufacturers. OEMs and sub-contractors in the aerospace industry must implement comprehensive production traceability measures. Quality control reports at different stages of the manufacturing process are demanded.

Automotive

The automotive industry is built on precision, safety, and efficiency. As vehicles become increasingly complex and customers demand higher quality, manufacturers must ensure every component meets strict tolerances and specifications.

Automotive metrology encompasses a wide range of requirements due to parts being produced in various locations. From product development to mass production, an extensive array of components and assemblies require high accuracy to function safely and efficiently.

Medical

In the medical device and healthcare sectors, precision is not optional, it’s a matter of safety, compliance and performance.

From implants and surgical instruments to diagnostic equipment and disposable devices, accurate measurement and quality control are critical at every stage of the medical manufacturing process.

Packaging

In today's fast-paced packaging industry, where product integrity, sustainability, and brand reputation are on the line, ensuring precise measurements and defect-free packaging is more important than ever. Metrology, the science of measurement, plays a pivotal role in packaging quality control, helping manufacturers maintain consistency, meet compliance standards, and optimize production efficiency.

At InspecVision, we provide cutting-edge metrology systems that empower packaging companies to achieve unrivalled inspection accuracy, reduce waste, and drive profitability.

Plastics

In the highly competitive plastics industry, where dimensional accuracy, appearance, and structural integrity are critical, metrology is fundamental to quality assurance and process optimization.

From injection-moulded components to thermoformed products, plastics manufacturers rely on advanced metrology systems to ensure product conformity, minimize defects, and maintain regulatory compliance.

Sheet Metal

Sheet metal fabrication is the process of forming metal sheets to the desired shape. It usually comprises multiple steps - through cutting and bending to surface treatment and assembling, serving various industries from prototypes to mass production.

In today’s competitive landscape, accuracy, efficiency, and quality are crucial. Precision inspection ensures parts meet design specs and industry standards.

InspecVision specializes in sheet metal inspection, addressing the industry's unique needs.

Customer Case Study

Aerospace

Marshall Aerospace are one of the UK’s leading independent aerospace contractors. The Cambridge based company is a Boeing supplier and are involved in the design and manufacture of Boeing 777 systems, and Hercules aircraft.

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