Applications for advanced continuity testing
Continuity testing is often used to ensure parts are correctly connected during manufacture of sub-assemblies,...
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The Genix Test Unit helps engineers to ensure that the correct components are present, of the correct engineering revision and that they function as designed.
The system tests the presence and functionality of electrical components immediately after manufacture, following instructions given by the PLC of the assembly station.
Common devices tested include parking sensors, gesture sensors, PED sensors, cameras and lamps within vehicle bumpers, spoilers and door modules.
So, GTU helps vehicle sub-assembly manufacturers to verify electrical components and mitigate against the risk of delivering faulty equipment.
“The Genix Test Units integrated into our existing machines easily and we had no negative feedback from our supplier base. I personally went around every machine in the UK when they were installed last summer and it was pretty clear how they were functioning and that the HMI controls were very positive.”
Nick Towers, Manufacturing Group Leader, Plastic Omnium | Read the full case study here
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