QASS is Exhibitor at the Control
QASS was exhibitor at the Control trade fair in Stuttgart. Visitors could see our newest inventions and current products.
QASS at the Hanover Fair 2019
QASS presented itself at the Hanover Fair from April 1st to April 5th. This year we set our focus especially on the technology of hardness determination and its applicability.
Condition Monitoring During Multiple Wire Drawing with Dry Drawing Means
Recording and analysis of data for condition monitoring: Condition monitoring for multiple wire drawing with dry drawing Means.
Thank you!
QASS wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
That was the Inventor’s Workshop 2018
20 young people from Wetter and surrounding areas spent their second autumn holiday week in the inventor’s workshop at QASS to get to know the handling of robots in the industry better.
Review of the HeatTreatmentCongress 2018
At the HTC in Cologne we presented our newest technologies for straightening and joining processes and featured a measuring system for hardness testing.
QASS µmagnetic – Hardness Testing using Barkhausen Noise
In the early 20th century Barkhausen noise was dicovered by the German physicist Heinrich Georg Barkhausen. Barkhausen noise is an effect that is only observable in ferromagnetic materials. QASS uses it to determine the mechanical hardness of materials.
QASS as Exhibitor at the Chicago Trade Fair IMTS
From September 10th through 15th, QASS Technologies USA and QASS Germany presented modern measurement technology “Made in Germany” at the biggest industry show, the IMTS in Chicago.
Pattern Recognition – The Key to Competitive Advantage in Manufacturing
Our new measuring principle HFIM, high-frequency pulse measurement, enables a quantum leap in pattern recognition. As a new analysis and data management system, patterns in crack detection (crack patterns) are detected and recognized in real time and in-process.
Wetter as Part of the Ruhr Metropolis
A campaign presents the people’s attachment to their city: Wetter. The slogan “I’m one of five million!” also fits for Ulrich Seute, CEO of QASS.