Tight tolerances were achieved for the Boeing EMARSS (Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System) aircraft, designed to gather intelligence for the U. S. Army, by integrating our GERBERcutter® computer-controlled cutting system and a Virtek® LaserEdge® laser templating system. With 26 parts each for five aircraft, precision and repeatability of the manufacturing process was key to success.
Tailored laser projection
Virtek provides laser projection and quality inspection solutions that support manufacturers in a variety of specialized industries to assist with assembly processes. We have the ability to guide a beam of laser light onto a work surface or part with a high degree of accuracy, speed, and precision for applications such as composite ply layup, paint masking, placement of components or materials, to quality inspection and reverse engineering tasks. Founded in 1986, and today part of Gerber Technology, Virtek is based in Waterloo, ON, Canada, and has global coverage in the USA, across Europe and in Asia. Visit virtek.ca.
Transforming the development of products and systems that automate workflow procedures
Service & Support
Our support agreements for Virtek® laser projection systems are designed to ensure that you always have the most current software release, that your hardware is maintained to factory specifications and that you receive the support you need when you need it.
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Contact Virtek Vision for all your laser templating, quality inspection and 3D spatial positioning needs.
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Ensure maximum productivity with our replacement/spare parts program. Depending on the plan coverage, discounted pricing may apply. Speak to a service representative today!
Contact: service@virtek.ca or call 1.800.684.7835
Customer Spotlight
"An ROI analysis proved that the Gerber Technology solution would have a dramatic impact on our material use, accuracy, labor and overall efficiencies," added Haase. "We were very confident that this manufacturing technology was the best way to produce a quality product."
Al Haase, President and CEO of AGC Composites & Aerostructures Group