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StampKit: the detection engine as a building block in your own system
One question comes up again and again in conversations: “Can we have just the detection?” There is a reasonable wish behind it. If you run a CAQ system, an ERP or your own portal, you do not want to send your users into a second program merely to get a drawing numbered. The characteristics should…
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Drawing markup: flag errors where they actually are
It shows up almost inevitably while you balloon: the place where the drawing itself is wrong. A dimension that contradicts another. A tolerance that is missing. A datum letter that exists nowhere. Whoever inspects reads a drawing more closely than almost anyone else in the building — and therefore finds errors nobody has seen before.…
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Balloon DWG and DXF directly – without a CAD installation
In many supplier plants the drawing does not arrive as a PDF but as a DWG or DXF file. If you have no CAD system in house, you are stuck: no program, no view — no view, no inspection plan. This article shows how such files can still be ballooned, entirely without a CAD installation.…
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General tolerances to ISO 2768 — handling them correctly in the inspection plan
Almost every engineering drawing carries dimensions without an individual tolerance — and they are still not “tolerance-free”. What applies to them is the general tolerance from the title block, usually to ISO 2768. In the inspection plan these are exactly the dimensions that get handled badly: sometimes forgotten, sometimes carried without a tolerance. Both come back…
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First article inspection report step by step – from drawing to inspection plan
Anyone delivering a first article inspection report for the first time usually faces the same question: where do I start? This guide walks the path from the drawing to the finished inspection plan, step by step — the way it is needed daily in production and quality assurance. What the FAI report has to deliver…