Casting Defect

Count and archive casting defects and personalize built-in process solutions.

Why not use your mobile phone for more consistent castings ?

Here is the plan for the three development phases of this great project :

Beta Phase 1 available now for free

We are calling for metallurgists to help us test and contribute to phase 1, which provides user-friendly info on casting defects available in the mobile phone in your pocket. Are you interested ? Then download it now and tell us what you think.

You’d like to cooperate with us? We really value your experience, so go ahead and contact us and our casting expert will be happy to discuss ! Please share pros and cons, what you like and don’t like, what you would change in the app, new features, overall user experience, etc.

Beta Phase 1 for all iron molded in green and chemically bonded sand ( aluminum, die casting, steel, lost wax and more casting processes coming up upon users' requests and cooperation, contact us today ! )

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Phase 1 Q2 2016

- Save notes and personalize the built-in solutions according to your machines, processes, materials, historic, experience, etc.

- Train your employees on casting defects

- Get access to user-friendly casting defect info from your pocket

- Retain knowledge and follow-up on solutions from your key employees and share it with your team instantly

Phase 2 Q3 2016

Phase 2 will be an add-on to Phase 1:

- Count and archive casting defects per casting part #

- Establish volume indicator per casting defect per part

- Automatically graph casting defect evolution in time

- Use this advanced feature for quality control and process improvement

- No more paper to computer input

- Use reliable data to efficiently focus your efforts on the process

- Data available live anytime on your foundry network for managers, techs, etc.

Phase 3 2017

- Continuous improvements of both phase 1 and phase 2

- Establish money value indicator per casting defect per part

- User-friendly gating tool and other features requested by you, the user

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