In this video, Mike Nowak from Owens Corning shares his experience using our system and how it supports their production goals. Get a firsthand look at our system in operation and hear how precision and reliability make a difference on the line.Transcript
At Hammer-IMS, we’re excited to share how our advanced non-radioactive M-Ray technology is contributing to groundbreaking research at RWTH Aachen University’s Institut für Textiltechnik (ITA).
Balta Waregem, Europe’s largest machine-woven carpet producer, has taken a big step toward sustainability by adopting our M-Ray technology from Hammer-IMS. This new system allows for precise thickness control in their 100% recyclable polypropylene carpets, replacing the older nuclear-based measurements with a safer, eco-friendly alternative.
A year after our joint paper, Autins' report confirms that our innovative technology has significantly improved their operational efficiency and product quality. This collaboration has proven to be mutually beneficial, showcasing the strength of strategic partnerships.
Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting special guests at Hammer-IMS HQ. From showcasing our latest products to giving them an exclusive tour, it were two days filled with insightful conversations and shared excitement for innovation!
Preview of the advanced functionality that Connectivity Software and machine-vision technology from Hammer-IMS can do to detect and classify anomalies and defects in the production line.
The system featured in the video is an Edge-Vision-4.0-CURTAIN O-Frame, that has a section of carpet to represent a production line passing through it. On it, a series of foreign objects are shown to showcase the software's capabilities at detecting such defects and anomalies that might occur during the production process.
Watch the Hammer-IMS company video to dive into the world of sustainable industrial quality control systems.
Hammer-IMS received more than 120 guests during its 'Open House' event, including employees, family, customers, suppliers, and more. The event celebrated the first anniversary of hammer-IMS headquarters' move to Herk-de-Stad. The attendees were able to see innovative industrial quality control devices at work that the company develops and commercializes worldwide. Limburg-based Hammer-IMS recently opened an office in the US and strengthens its position as a world leader in industrial quality control through a resolute innovation policy.
"The Limburg company Hammer-IMS, specialized in the development and production of innovative quality control systems, opens a branch in the United States".
Read the full article from Het Belang Van Limburg here: https://www.hbvl.be/cnt/dmf20230926_95417102
"Hammer-IMS is venturing into the United States and nothing is left to chance when starting up the new office. The US has the potential to become an important market" (Guido Cloostermans, Made in Limburg, September 2023).
Read the full article from Made in Limburg here: https://lnkd.in/eWvkfzgp
Sincere thanks to Guido Cloostermans and Made in Limburg for the press coverage on this exciting development.
A big thank you to Dirk Billion and Ingrid Nenczl for making the feature on TVL possible.
See the video from TVL here: https://lnkd.in/ep5YbnxW
From September 18th to 22nd, Hammer-IMS joins a select consortium of companies in the REC-N-COMP Singapore, an initiative co-funded by the COSME programme of the European Commission to explore exciting business prospects within the realm of sustainable composites. Our mission? To market our sustainable industrial measuring and inspection systems in that region.
Our appreciation goes out to Flanders Make, the European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP) and the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) for making this project possible.
