How do you QC a prefab wall panel on the shop floor?
- Framing
- Partitions
- Bluetooth Transfer
A panel shop's whole advantage is that the panel arrives right. Stud spacing off by a quarter inch on a rack of forty panels gets caught on site, by a hanger who cannot find a stud, at the worst possible cost. The T1 Tomahawk sends each reading straight to a tablet over Bluetooth, into a QC form that already knows what it is asking for, so the check produces a record instead of a clipboard somebody has to type up later. The panel and its dimensions ship together.
How the QC record gets made
- Readings go to the tablet over Bluetooth
- QC form knows what it is asking
- T1 makes the record as you check
- No clipboard to type up later
- T1 dimensions ship with the panel
The video is on a panel shop floor with racks of framed walls behind. A worker measures stud spacing with the T1 while a tablet in the foreground shows a stud-spacing QC template filling in against a panel drawing. The reading and the record happen in one motion, which is what makes checking every panel realistic rather than aspirational.
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