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Check Plus Usage Examples

Specific Examples of Using Check Plus
Example 1: Multi-Operator Production Process Management
+ Production process management for multiple CO2 welding operations
Example: In large-scale construction sites where multiple workers are performing welding on steel structures, applying the welding monitoring system to each piece of equipment enables the collection and analysis of real-time data for each worker; this allows tracking the individual arc rate and process progress rate and adjusting the progress rate to shorten the work time.
Example 2: Acquisition of Unique Production Data for Each Product (Automated Equipment)
+ Acquisition of welding data for each product produced by automatic welding equipment
Example: During wheel build-up welding with automated welding equipment, the system monitors the welding process to capture unique welding data for each product and matches and manages data on the welding production process such as product identification number, welding current and voltage, etc.
Example 3: Detection of Failures in Automatic Welding Equipment
+ Determination of equipment failures through abnormal waveform detection during automatic welding
Example: In structural fabrication processes, the welding monitoring system enables real-time tracking of automated welding robot conditions. By detecting unstable waveforms, it can identify early signs of equipment failure and optimize scheduled maintenance plans.
Example 4: Data Integration with MES via API Communication
+ Implementation of integrated management of the entire production process by linking welding data with MES
Example: Pipe manufacturers can integrate the welding monitoring systems into MES data to manage and analyze production information in one place. Such integration enhances process efficiency and strengthens quality control frameworks.
Example 5: For Practical Training of Welders
+ Modernization of welding practice training at welding training institutions
Example: During practical training at welding schools, all operational data can be collected and analyzed in real time; thus providing both students and instructors with intuitive and valuable insights. The system delivers information tailored to the needs of each user by leveraging accurate digital data, saving time and enabling more efficient welding education.