TPT September 2017

T E CHNOLOG Y

Upgrading WPS and qualification management WELDEYE software simplifies welding management, and now offers an efficient and secure cloud solution to create and manage WPS and qualification base.

WeldEye is suitable for multi-site welding management. It generates a range of EN ISO qualifications and enables convenient qualification prolongation with internal and third- party signatures. It also has a time- saving function for copying templates, sends automatic certificate expiry warnings via email, and offers an advanced search function and content filtering. Welders’ data is transferred automatically in connection with the creation of new qualification certificates, which results in significant time saving in qualification management. When used together with Kemppi’s X8 MIG welder, WeldEye enables the use of digital WPS. Headquartered in Lahti, Finland, Kemppi’s offering includes welding solutions – intelligent equipment, welding management software and expert services – for both demanding industrial applications and ready-to- weld needs. Local expertise is available

Suitable for any size and type of company with welding operations, WeldEye Welding Procedure and Qualification Management software is claimed to be up to 85 per cent faster in prolonging personnel qualifications compared to traditional methods. It has a user-friendly built-in drawing tool for sketching weld joints, enabling the creation of sketches in just one minute. Support for AWS, ASME, EN and ISO standards capitalises on the full potential of digitalised welding management. “This is efficiency at its best in WPS and qualification management,” said Vesa Tiilikka, product manager, software, Kemppi Oy. “WeldEye has been tested and proven to perform in an excellent way in the coordination of welders, operators and NDT personnel alike, regardless of the industry.”

via a global partner network covering more than 60 countries.

Kemppi Oy – Finland Email: info@kemppi.com Website: www.kemppi.com

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