Visual-tactile inspection is costing your machine shop parts, time and money
Our customers in civil and defense aviation report a yield increase in parts of 20-40% after using 4D InSpec.
4D InSpec reliably qualifies parts and defects. It measures using non-contact optical technology, producing 3D measurements. You can precisely qualify whether a part is in (or out) of spec. Measure surface defects like protrusions, pits, scratches, wear, fretting, nicks, dents and radius of curvature in about a second.
Learn how quantitative defect inspection can increase yield and revenue. Without a accurate, fast method of performing the measurement, costs have been too high, wasting good parts.
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