Boost Rotor Shaft Quality: Multi Gauging System Accuracy Guide

Discover how a multi-gauging system streamlines rotor shaft quality control. This demo guides you through the fixture, contact sensors, setting-master comparison, measurement cycle, and pass/fail marking, enabling you to reduce manual errors, cut inspection time, and maintain tight tolerances on shaft diameters, lengths, straightness, and run-out.

What you’ll learn
- Why multi-gauging is faster and more consistent than single-point checks.
- Which critical parameters to measure for rotor shafts: OD, ID, length, ovality, run-out, and squareness.
- How automated OK/NOT-OK feedback and paint-marking work in production settings.
- Best practices for integrating multi-gauging into your QC process and reporting.

Who this helps
Quality engineers, production supervisors, metrology teams, OEMs, and suppliers are looking to improve end-of-line inspection throughput and consistency.

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Fixture overview and setup
00:56 Contact points and parameters measured
01:22 Check Results

About Unimet Gauges:
Unimet Gauges is a leading manufacturer of multigauging systems, air gauges, master setting gauges, fixtures, and precision measurement solutions. We help industries maintain high levels of quality by delivering robust, reliable, and accurate gauging solutions. With years of experience, we serve automotive OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and engineering companies worldwide, providing custom-made gauging systems tailored to exact needs.

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