A scanner that can measure the "residual stress, hardness variation, and hardened layer depth" of metals.

Achieved with non-contact and non-destructive methods! Ultra-fast measurement of residual stress that causes metal cracking, dimensional changes, and insufficient strength. We will be exhibiting at the Nagoya Machine Elements Technology Exhibition!

Do you have any of these concerns? ■ I want to know if the cause of bending or warping of metal parts, or cracking at welds, is due to residual stress... ■ I want to manage the lifespan of molds... ⇒ We can solve this with the residual stress measurement device 'μ-X360s'! ■ I want to non-destructively determine the effects of heat treatment and whether there is cutting or grinding burn... ■ I want to conduct inline inspections or full inspections using robots... ■ I want to eliminate visual inspections that require special skills so that anyone can perform inspections... ⇒ We can solve this with the non-contact hardness mura scanner 'muraR'! ■ I want to shorten the time for hardness testing by evaluating hardened layers... ■ I want to improve the variability of results due to operators and equipment... ■ I want to skip the resin filling and mirror polishing processes... ⇒ We can solve this with the hardened layer depth evaluation device! We will be exhibiting at the "Nagoya Machine Elements Technology Exhibition" held at Port Messe Nagoya from April 7 (Wednesday) to April 9 (Friday), 2021. Booth location: Hall 3, 6-58 At our booth, we will introduce examples of mechanical parts such as gears, shafts, and bearings, as well as processing applicable to cutting and surface treatment. We will also showcase and demonstrate a robot system for measuring residual stress in motor cores.

Analysis and prediction system