Lap Weld Application
Butt Weld
Contour
Corrosion
Dents and Gouges
Fasteners
Fillet Weld
Gap/Flush
Lap Weld
Part Alignment
Pitting
Radius
Rivets
Scratches
Step
Wear
 
Measurements
1. Concavity - maximum depth of the weld relative to a line projected between the two edges of the weld.
2. Convexity - maximum height of the weld relative to a line projected between the two edges of the weld.
3. Mismatch - height difference of the projected parent surfaces at the weld center.
4. Peaking - angle difference of the projected parent surfaces at the weld center.
5. Undercut - depth of any undercut at the edge of the weld relative to the adjacent plate.

Industry Examples
1. Space - verification of parameters within specifications.
2. Wheel Manufacturers - quality inspection.
3. Pressure Vessels - measurement of weld parameters.
4. Shipbuilding - inspection during assembly.

Sensors and Controllers
Sensor selection will be dependent on the size of the weld and the resolution required.  Any of the sensors and controllers could be used for the application.  The HS300 sensor with wheeled stand-off's is ideally suited for taking scans of a weld on a long, flat surface.
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