GPS/GD&T Consulting: Clarity for your Laboratorry

The Problem: Ambiguity costs time and money
In manufacturing process, most bottlenecks are not caused by the CMM hardware, but by drawing interpretation. We step in when you face:

• Departmental Disputes: Production and Quality are deadlocked over a result, and no one is certain if the part is truly non-conforming or if it was simply measured incorrectly.

• False Rejects (Scrap): You risk scrapping perfectly functional parts because datums or basic dimensions were misinterpreted in the measurement software.

• Lack of Technical Authority: Your team needs a firm, documented answer regarding the correct application of international standards (ISO or ASME) on a complex feature.

How We Work: The Step-by-Step Process
We skip the abstract theory and dissect the problem directly on your parts. The process is structured to deliver rapid technical clarity:

1. Initial Diagnosis (30-Minute Online Call): We start with an applied technical discussion. You do not need to send the drawing in advance; you can simply share your screen to show the exact dimensions causing trouble. We analyze the result history and discuss exactly how the feature is currently executed in your measurement program.

2. On-Site Investigation (Upon Request): For complex issues related to physical part fixturing, deformations, or behavior on the CMM, I can travel directly to your laboratory (logistics and travel costs are discussed separately).

3. The Deliverable – Impartial Technical Report: You receive a clear document that acts as a technical arbitrator between the lab and the production floor.

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What’s Inside the Technical Report?
This report provides a ready-to-implement solution and the engineering logic behind it:

• An impartial analysis of the CMM findings.

• Concrete improvements for the alignment system and probing strategy for the disputed dimensions.

• Strict technical justifications: why certain methods must (or must not) be applied, backed by direct references from ISO, ASME, and AUKOM guidelines.

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