Jig

Jigs (also known as inspection tools or measuring fixtures) are essential equipment in the automotive stamping industry used for quality inspection of stamped parts. Their primary function is to ensure that the produced parts meet design specifications and quality standards.

The main characteristics of jigs include:

High Precision: Jigs need to have high precision to accurately measure the dimensions, shapes, and tolerances of parts to ensure they conform to design requirements.

Multifunctionality: Some jigs are designed to be multifunctional, allowing them to check multiple features simultaneously, which reduces inspection steps and improves efficiency.

Durability: Since jigs are used in production environments, they are typically made from high-strength materials that have good wear resistance and impact resistance.

Standardization: Jigs often adhere to industry standards or specific customer requirements to ensure consistency and reliability across different production batches.

Portability: Some jigs are designed to be portable, making it easy to move and use them within the workshop, increasing inspection flexibility.

In automotive stamping production, the use of jigs helps to promptly identify and correct issues in the production process, thereby ensuring product quality and enhancing production efficiency.