Gehring Unveils GIS: A Game-Changer for Electric Motor Stator Precision
Gehring, a leading provider of precision measurement solutions, introduces the Gehring Inspection System (GIS) for modern electric motor stator production. This flexible, automated, and highly precise system generates true point clouds based on real measurement results, enabling advanced analysis and deeper insights into part quality.
The demand for higher precision in stator manufacturing is driven by e-mobility and electrification trends. GIS caters to this need, offering a forward-looking solution for Industry 4.0 challenges. It measures components with exceptional accuracy, minimizing operator intervention, and records key geometrical parameters to validate measured variables.
Manufacturing tolerances in stator production are exceptionally tight. Even minor deviations can potentially compromise motor performance or lifespan. GIS ensures these tight tolerances are met, making it a crucial tool for maintaining the precision and reliability of electric motor components, particularly stators, which are vital for electric vehicle performance and competitiveness.
GIS integrates seamlessly with Gehring CORE, the company's central data and process management platform. This integration provides real-time transparency across the production chain, enabling advanced analysis and deeper insights into part quality.
Gehring will exhibit the Gehring Inspection System at the upcoming EMO 2025 exhibition in Hanover, Germany. This innovative solution addresses the increasing demand for precision in stator manufacturing, driven by the growth of e-mobility and electrification. By offering a flexible, automated, and highly precise measurement solution, GIS is poised to become a key player in the Industry 4.0 landscape.
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