PPAP elements that matter for welding
Most friction in welding PPAPs comes from proving stability and appearance. With the HeatCore QMS workflow, inline sensor data feeds your control plan and initial process studies, while appearance checks link to photos or thermal frames. See a full system overview of how that inline data is captured on the line.
Control plan tied to live data
Define characteristics (e.g., bead width, heat input proxy, cooldown slope) and sample rates. Link each to a data source and acceptance rule; the QMS generates results for the submission package. Browse the monitoring product range to see the sensors and cameras that supply those data sources.
Capability (Cp/Cpk) with inline measurements
Below is a simple capability picture for bead width. Your targets and specs differ, but the idea is the same: compute from your live measurements and include the plot in the pack.
Sharing evidence with customers
Use customer‑scoped portals or signed report packs that link back to traceable records. This reduces questions and speeds approvals.
Build PPAP-ready weld evidence from live data
See how inline monitoring feeds your control plan, capability studies, and appearance records straight into the submission pack — book a demo on your own parts.
Request a demo See inline weld quality monitoringLast updated: 2025-11-12