For over 50 years, we have been operating in the cold metalworking sector, and as die manufacturers, we fully understand the challenges faced by companies over time, such as machine downtime, waste management, and resource rationalization. That’s why we have equipped ourselves with advanced 3D optical scanner technology. But how does it work? What advantages does it offer? How can it be applied to the maintenance of metal dies?

GOM scanning: the innovative detection technology for die maintenance.

The 3D optical scanner is capable of detecting complex geometric shapes and providing quick and precise three-dimensional digital representations. This means that, with this technology, at Fratelli Poli, we can accurately assess damages and identify critical areas for repair. All of this even in the absence of the original technical drawings of the dies.

Thanks to GOM scanning, we obtain highly accurate data on the damaged components, ensuring precise repair work that adheres to specifications.

This innovative solution contributes to revolutionizing the approach to die maintenance in the manufacturing sector. At Fratelli Poli, we have seen how companies now tackle production issues with greater confidence. Being able to rely on advanced technology like GOM scanning means keeping production constantly moving, minimizing potential machine downtimes, and eliminating waste associated with imprecise repairs.

Our commitment to assisting manufacturing companies and maximizing their operational efficiency extends not only to the design and production of high-quality metal dies but also to providing support for optimization and maintenance.

In this regard, we highlight our in-depth analysis of the various factors that determine the plant efficiency of a company involved in cold sheet metal forming, emphasizing the importance of scheduled die maintenance.
Such activities are truly crucial for preserving the lifespan of the die. Cleaning, lubricating, and sharpening worn parts are important actions to increase the overall lifespan of the die. A well-planned scheduled maintenance program is the first solution to keep the die efficient.

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