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It goes without saying that PWT, which
has been successfully and independently
run as a GmbH since 1995, also
profits from its physical proximity to a
large enterprise, whose core divisions
Paper, Hydro and Turbo are all
represented in Heidenheim.This has
lead to excellent direct contacts with
paper factories and operators of
hydroelectric power plants, many of
which require the inspection and
measurement of large and extremely
large components. These are frequently
components used in hydroelectric
power plants used to generate
electricity. Produced worldwide, the
components always have to be
measured in situ with the customer or at
the construction site. PWT carries out all
measurement orders in accordance with
an inspection plan. These generally
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The environment is more than impressive: Established on the Voith company premises in Heidenheim,
PWT specializes in testing and materials engineering for metallic components. Having developed from
the central quality control operation at the global enterprise in Heidenheim, Prüf- und Werkstofftechnik
GmbH currently operates as an independent service provider with over 30 employees. Given this
background, it is correct to assume that the size of components has long since ceased to be an important
issue for PWT. The fact that PWT can handle the largest dimensions imaginable at all is thanks to the use
of laser-based measurement technology. A laser tracker by Automated Precision Inc. (API) has been in
service here for the last three years and is used to measure special large components.
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Der Einsatz laserbasierter Messtechnik bei der
Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG
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