From control plan to certificate you can stand behind. Conformity, proven.
A measurement scribbled on a scrap of paper proves nothing the day a customer disputes a lot. MECAFLOW links the control plan, the workstation measurements and the calibrated instrument: the conforming / non-conforming verdict is calculated on the critical dimensions, and the certificate states the real coverage of the dimensions measured.
What the Quality module does
The control plan, the measurement, the instrument and the certificate in a single tool — made in Switzerland (data in Europe), no sensor required.
Every part has its own plan: dimensions, tolerances and expected instrument. Reuse it for every lot instead of reinventing it.
The same plan serves both first-article and periodic measurements, at the desk or at the workstation, with no change of tool.
The verdict is calculated on the critical dimensions: a dimension out of tolerance sends the lot to non-conforming, no manual judgment call.
Every tracked dimension gets its capability and control chart: you see drift before it produces scrap.
The certificate states the real coverage — dimensions measured against critical dimensions — not just a checked box.
An overdue or out-of-tolerance instrument goes into quarantine: it's no longer offered for measurement until it's recalibrated.
Dimensions without a specific tolerance inherit the chosen ISO 2768 class — no need to tolerance every dimension by hand.
The dimension arrives by keyboard or directly from the Sylvac Bluetooth caliper: no copying, no transcription errors.
From dimension to certificate, in three steps
No sensor required: keyboard entry is enough to get started, the rest connects when you're ready.
One control plan per part
You list the dimensions, their tolerances and the expected instrument, then mark the critical ones. The plan becomes the template for every measurement.
Measurement at the workstation, no paper
The operator measures by keyboard or Sylvac caliper. The verdict falls on the critical dimensions; an overdue instrument isn't even offered.
Certificate and SPC as output
The certificate of conformity is issued with its real coverage, and every dimension feeds its Pp/Ppk and control chart.
What workshop managers ask
Is the verdict based on all dimensions or only the critical ones?
On the dimensions you've marked as critical. A critical dimension out of tolerance sends the lot to non-conforming; non-critical dimensions are measured and traced but don't block the verdict. You stay in control of what's blocking.
Do you need a sensor or a connected instrument to get started?
No. You start with keyboard entry, manual input is enough. The Sylvac Bluetooth caliper is added later if you want to remove re-keying, but it's never a prerequisite.
What is the certificate of conformity worth in a dispute?
It states the real coverage: which critical dimensions were measured, with which instrument and its calibration. There's no blind "conforming" checkbox — the document states exactly what was checked.
How do you handle overdue or out-of-tolerance instruments?
Every instrument has its own calibration tracking. As soon as it's overdue or declared out of tolerance, it goes into quarantine and disappears from the list of instruments offered for measurement, until it's recalibrated. It's impossible to measure with an invalid instrument by mistake.
Prove the conformity of your next lot — starting this week.
Create a control plan, measure a first article and issue the certificate. No paper, no re-keying, made in Switzerland (data in Europe).
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