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TCQ Tooling Calibration Quality<br />

System<br />

Full automated qualification, measurement and calibration of compaction<br />

tools – punch, die and core rod<br />

The TCQ system is used for the qualification and the<br />

calibration of compaction tools in the tool shop or the press<br />

department before the compaction process.<br />

TCQ automatically measures and qualifies the quality of the<br />

fitting between punch and die, the punch lengths and pressrelevant<br />

data such as compaction heights.<br />

The measurement of the fitting between upper and lower<br />

punch to the die delivers qualitative statements about<br />

- Fitting accuracy / clearance between punch and die<br />

- Actual wear situation in the system punch and die<br />

The measurement and storage of the relevant data for the<br />

compaction process<br />

- Height of die<br />

- Cut off heights of top and bottom punch<br />

- Length and injection position for top punch<br />

- Length and ejection position for bottom punch<br />

- Length core rod<br />

are used for quick and reliable setup of the press.<br />

The measurement and analysis of all the data is done<br />

automatically by the control and the measurement software.<br />

These data can optionally be linked to the compaction tools by an identification system (RFID, ...) and stored in<br />

a database.<br />

<strong>Measurement</strong> compaction<br />

position top punch<br />

<strong>Measurement</strong> compaction<br />

position bottom punch<br />

The TCQ system is usable for market known reference clamping systems and also supports multi axial compaction<br />

tools – closed, opened and splitted die.<br />

42 Alignment <strong>Measurement</strong> Powder Compaction 4.0

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