| Assembly and product testing processes are determined by the strategic application of force and torque. Assembly forces applied during press-fit, joining or threaded connection processes are measured and monitored during the active process. Product operating or actuation forces are determined during follow-on processes as part of product testing. Both tasks can only be carried out on the basis of a reliable force and torque measurement. The error-free production of flawless parts is the main objective of manufacturing. Therefore, quality assurance and monitoring requirements are becoming increasingly exacting. For reasons of economic efficiency, quality assurance processes are often integrated directly into the production workflow, as this approach ensures that process or quality deviations can be remedied as quickly as possible. Post-production testing of press-fit connections is hardly possible without damage to the finished product. This is another reason why quality testing must be integrated into the production process. More often than not, assembly is a cyclical and therefore dynamic process. Thus, force measurement has been tried, tested and approved as an ideal method for monitoring such processes. ^^Benefits of Force Measurement + Crucial parameter for the assembly process + Easy and cost-efficient integration into the production process + Fast and easy segregation of good and bad parts + Easy documenting of process data + Easy testing of product properties |