Industrial checking fixture for dimensional control on the factory floor
// Engenharia

Fixing Jigs & Checking Fixtures

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// Metrologia Aplicada

From Concept to Certification

CAD design of a metrological checking fixture
1.

Metrological Design

3D development focused on full access to critical measurement areas, ensuring correct part orientation without inducing mechanical deformations.

Robust clamps and fixturing in a CNC machined fixture
2.

Manufacturing and Robustness

Construction with high thermal stability materials and fast clamping systems prepared to withstand the aggressive shop floor environment.

Fixture to be validated on a coordinate measuring machine
3.

Internal Certification

No device is delivered blind. All gauges are dimensionally validated on our CMMs and delivered with their traceability report.

Complex part positioned in a checking fixture for integrated measurement
// Integração

Total Integration with CMM & 3D Scanning

Our Fixing Jigs are not just for manual Go/No-Go validation. They are natively designed to ensure perfect and repeatable referencing (RPS) on Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) or optical scanning systems, allowing you to automate your quality control.

Perguntas Frequentes

A Fixing Jig is primarily intended to support and guide the part repeatably for measurement processes (CMM/Scanner), welding, or machining. A Checking Fixture goes further, incorporating direct control elements (go/no-go pins, dial gauges) to validate geometric tolerances in-situ.

Yes. This is S4METRO's great differentiator. Metrology is in our DNA. All devices are rigorously inspected in our laboratory before delivery, accompanied by a dimensional certification report.

Yes, we carry out turnkey projects. Based on the CAD model of your part and the technical drawing with GD&T, our engineering designs the fixturing, selects the appropriate materials and approves the project with you before proceeding to manufacturing.

Do you need to ensure repeatability in your inspection process?

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