ISO 17635 Welding Process Consulting

Thermography-driven process monitoring, QA automation, and weld quality verification tailored to ISO 17635, ISO 3834, and ISO 5817 requirements—watch our WAAM thermal monitoring demo for additive workflows.

  • WPS and PQR drafting/optimization aligned with ISO 17635
  • QA process automation plans for multiple weld cells
  • Integrated thermography that automatically checks weld quality levels
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Method

  1. Gap analysis vs ISO 17635, ISO 3834, customer codes
  2. Parameter definition and thermography pilot on priority welds
  3. DOE and analytics to stabilize quality across multiple cells
  4. QA process automation design with alerts, dashboards, and evidence logs
  5. Validated WPS/PQR, operator training, and digital handover

Deliverables

  • Updated WPS and PQR with ISO 17635 acceptance criteria
  • Thermography configuration and automatic quality grading rules
  • QA process automation blueprint for multi-cell deployments
  • Digital report packs with KPIs, traceability, and training aides

Reference Standards

  • ISO 17635, ISO 3834, ISO 5817, AWS D1.1, and customer-specific codes

FAQ

Can you work with our specifications?
Yes, we adapt WPS/PQR and controls to your requirements and applicable codes, including ISO 17635, ISO 3834, and AWS D1.1.
How long does a typical project take?
From 2 to 8 weeks depending on complexity, validation of automation workflows, and number of weld cells involved.
Does IR/NIR integration require line downtime?
No, monitoring is in‑process; we schedule sample tests when needed and deploy thermography without disrupting production.
Do you support operator training?
Yes, we include practical sessions and operating guidelines.
Can you automate QA across multiple weld cells?
We design centralized dashboards, alerts, and evidence capture so QA teams can supervise several weld cells simultaneously.
Do you validate automatic weld quality classifications?
Yes, we benchmark the system against ISO 17635 acceptance levels and adjust thresholds until automatic quality checks match human inspectors.