Consistent readings
One sample hole: 2.88 mm at all three tested positions.
Scan flat parts, compare them with CAD and create inspection reports.

One sample hole: 2.88 mm at all three tested positions.
MPEE ±(30 + L/50) µm, with L in mm. Confirm the specification for your configuration.
Position the part within the measuring area and align its contour with CAD.
The sample has bulges and raised rings on its two sides.
The same uneven sample gave in-tolerance spacing at both tested positions.
Scan, compare and report — with dimensions and tolerances in one place.
Raised or warped parts: suitability depends on height, visible contours and required tolerances. Confirm with a sample inspection.
See the sample results →See how VQC and the comparison system measured the same sample at different positions.

Raised features on both sides · Uneven sheet
| Part position | VQC mm | Comparison system mm |
|---|---|---|
| Centre | 623.39Within tolerance | 623.634Within tolerance |
| Left | 623.44Within tolerance | 624.282Out of tolerance |
VQC: both positions within tolerance. Comparison system: one reading outside tolerance.

| Part position | VQC mm | Comparison system mm |
|---|---|---|
| Left | 2.88Within tolerance | 3.048Out of tolerance |
| Right | 2.88Within tolerance | 3.165Out of tolerance |
| Centre | 2.88Within tolerance | 2.930Within tolerance |
VQC: 2.88 mm at all three positions. Comparison system: two readings outside tolerance.
Stable readings help your team make clearer inspection decisions.

Select the matching CAD / DXF drawing or inspection plan. Nominal geometry and tolerances become the reference for the inspection.
Flat sheet metal · Illustrative examplesInspect profiles, hole positions and 2D dimensions on opaque flat parts.
Discuss your part ↗Profiles, holes and dimensions, shown in real inspection results.
Compare the measured outline with CAD to locate deviations, extra cuts or missing cuts.
Measure circular hole diameters against nominal dimensions and tolerances to check for oversize or undersize holes.
Check centre-to-centre and hole-to-edge distances to identify positional deviations that may affect assembly.
Review angle and radius annotations with measured results to check corners, cutouts and other local geometry.

VQC checks profiles, hole positions and related dimensions on opaque flat parts. The workflow shown here does not inspect 3D surfaces, thickness or surface defects.
Compare the full loading, scanning, review and reporting cycle using representative parts, alongside your inspection volume and current process.
Bring a representative part, CAD / DXF drawing and key tolerances. Tell us which checks take the most effort.
Share your drawing and key tolerances. We’ll show you how VQC fits your inspection needs.
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