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All processes in incoming goods, production and outgoing goods are clearly defined with regard to the material flow. The internal transportation of materials takes place via defined storage locations in the sense of first in - first out warehouse management. In accordance with the lean management system, this ensures that raw and finished parts travel the shortest possible distances.

Water quality plays a decisive role in impregnation. All system parameters such as pH value, temperature, water quality and resin content are checked and comprehensively documented at every shift change. The demineralized water required for our impregnation process to avoid mineral residues is produced in our own reverse osmosis system and constantly monitored by machine.

After each run, the impregnated components are visually inspected for any resin residue using cold light. We monitor the degree of fulfillment in terms of quality and productivity by evaluating key performance indicators. In the interests of continuous improvement, our employees receive regular quality and specialist training in these areas.

Impregnated workpieces undergo final quality assurance before they can be returned to production. Antrok tests components for final tightness in a pressure test station using the differential pressure test method. Depending on the requirements, different pressure chambers are tested independently of each other. The results ensure that all cast-in channels in the workpiece reliably meet the specified requirements.

Constant risk assessment (TPM) is used to determine defined maintenance and inspection measures in order to ensure continuous availability of production. The prevention of causes of failure is achieved through the timely and condition-oriented replacement of wearing parts and the assumption of care, maintenance and repair of the systems by the employees on site. All measures are documented in a maintenance database.