QC Calc QC-S QC-Sort Description : This nonstatistical application is used in conjunction with QC-CALC Real-Time-quickly identify bad parts on a multiple-part inspection fixture
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QC Calc QC-S QC-Sort Description : This nonstatistical application is used in conjunction with QC-CALC Real-Time-quickly identify bad parts on a multiple-part inspection fixture
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QC-S
QC-Sort Software
Introduction Purchasing This nonstatistical application is used in conjunction with QC-CALC Real-Time to quickly identify bad parts on a multiple-part inspection fixture. QC-Sort makes it easy for your operators to remove problem parts from the fixture by using color coded squares to identify the bad parts. QC-Sort is adjustable and easily configured to display the physical layout of your parts as they are fixtured.
How It Works QC-Sort takes the data in QC-CALC and looks at it by a set number of parts that you configure. The parts are then laid out to match your fixturing. If any feature on a part is out of specification that part is considered a bad part. QC-Sort displays the corresponding rectangle for that part in red. All good parts are displayed in green. The picture on the right shows a 20 part fixture in a 5x4 arrangement. As can be seen parts 1 5 7 8 13 15 17 18 and 19 are all bad and should be thrown away or reworked.
Introduction Purchasing This nonstatistical application is used in conjunction with QC-CALC Real-Time to quickly identify bad parts on a multiple-part inspection fixture. QC-Sort makes it easy for your operators to remove problem parts from the fixture by using color coded squares to identify the bad parts. QC-Sort is adjustable and easily configured to display the physical layout of your parts as they are fixtured.
How It Works QC-Sort takes the data in QC-CALC and looks at it by a set number of parts that you configure. The parts are then laid out to match your fixturing. If any feature on a part is out of specification that part is considered a bad part. QC-Sort displays the corresponding rectangle for that part in red. All good parts are displayed in green. The picture on the right shows a 20 part fixture in a 5x4 arrangement. As can be seen parts 1 5 7 8 13 15 17 18 and 19 are all bad and should be thrown away or reworked.
