Research and Development:
Effective and accurate quality control of the die casting process
has long been an elusive goal. Because of the hostile environment
inherent to this process, die cast mold movements have always been
difficult to measure. This lack of reliable real time information
results in downtime and tool damage. Our unique system gives die
casters a tool to effectively monitor, document, and control the
processes in real time.
THE AIR LOGIC SYSTEM (ALS) is designed to provide
state-of-the-art quality control for the die casting industry,
receiving multiple patents for its innovative design. Its unique,
high-tech approach to die-cast machine monitoring will provide you
with diagnostic information for more efficiently managing the die
casting process, decrease die/mold repair, reduce catastrophic
die/mold breakage, and better control die casting production costs.
Our Mold and Gauging System is production proven with numerous
engineering studies, showing that this system creates quicker die
setups, better insight into process limits, and more accurate
process measurement. All the information collected can be computer
archived for later reference. Delaware Machinery and Tool R&D
provides customers with onsite technical services to accurately and
quickly evaluate existing production methods, develop measurement
techniques for new processes, and create a customized approach for
each customer’s unique project.
Non-Contact Part Inspection and Gauging with our AGS system is a
similar measurement system to the ALS, concentrating on part
inspection and gauging. Up to 30 channels are used to accurately and
repeatedly gauge die cast parts, lost foam patterns, wax patterns,
and sand cores. Since the measurement process is non-contact, low
modulus (soft) materials are not deformed or damaged during
measurement. Measurements are as accurate, or better than most CMM’s
with complete part measurement in seconds. All software is
configurable by the end user and gauging programs can be developed
and ready for inspection in one hour. Minimal instruction is
necessary for operation and training can be finished in minutes.
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