Blue-light Scanning Records Die Surface Conditions
Surface scanning results and inspection reports provide records for reviewing die surfaces, investigating deviations and communicating quality findings.
Die surface inspection considers the condition of the relevant surface as well as individual measurement locations. Jinjian Auto Dies's inspection application material presents blue-light scanning and the use of uploaded scanning results and inspection reports.
Connecting scanning results with the inspected object
Before scanning, teams need to confirm the object, surface condition and applicable inspection datum. Comparisons with design data should use consistent datums and data versions, with differences assessed against inspection requirements.
Communicating findings through reports
An inspection report should identify the object and inspection task. Differences are reviewed in relation to their location, measurement conditions and project requirements. Issues requiring action can then be passed to the relevant engineering, machining or tryout team.
Blue-light scanning is one method for dimensional and surface inspection. Measurement plans and evaluation conditions depend on the object and project technical documents.