Virtek Vision International
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Virtek Vision International serves fabricators and manufacturers of all sorts in assembly and inspection by providing laser-based systems.
Virtek is a market leader in the field of laser-based manufacturing technologies. Addressing the most stringent projection and inspection needs of some of the most prestigious companies around the world and in a variety of industries, the Virtek name has become synonymous with precision, accuracy, reliability, and innovation.
Founded in 1986, Virtek reaches out to the world from its base in Waterloo, Ontario, through a network of service and sales specialists, who possess a wealth of experience, and a proven track record in helping customers achieve their goals.
From the aerospace to the construction industry, and from sheet metal fabrication to wind energy, our tailored technology solutions featuring IRIS, LaserEdge®, LaserQC®, LTG® and Iris Truss®, give customers the competitive edge needed to succeed in their fields.
785 Bridge St. W
Waterloo, ON N2V 2K1 Canada
Phone: +1-519-746-7190
Sales Contact
Ryan Detzler
Sales Director, Americas
Email: sales@virtekvision.com
Sales: 519-746-7190
Toll-free: 800-684-7835
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Complex Welded Assemblies Made Easy
Virtek Iris 3D streamlines the fitting procedure and expedites the assembly process by eliminating the need for labor-intensive manual measurement, marking, and templates.
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Virtek’s Iris 3D software supports welded assembly operations
Virtek Vision has added several enhancements to its Iris 3D laser projection system, enabling job shops and OEMs to accelerate the manufacture of welded assemblies and components.
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Accelerate your productivity on projects that require manual processes with Laser-Guided Assembly
Accelerate your productivity on projects that require manual layouts. Customize laser projector positioning for each part to work optimally with either high contour 3D shapes or 2D flat parts. Virtek will explain how they can help create a more flexible manufacturing environment to meet new demands in the industrial market with easy-to-use our laser-guided assembly solution.
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Virtek Iris ActiveTrack laser positioning software aids assembly tasks
Virtek has released Iris ActiveTrack laser positioning software.
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Virtek to open office in U.K.
Waterloo, Ont.-based Virtek Vision Intl., a provider of laser templating and quality inspection systems, has announced plans to open a European office in Manchester, U.K. The new office will showcase a product showroom featuring core technology with the ability to run on-site product demos for...
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Virtek Vision, Baykal Machinery sign distribution agreement
Virtek Vision Intl., Waterloo, Ont., has signed a distribution agreement with Baykal Machinery for the Virtek LaserQC® inspection system. Baykal, a manufacturer and global supplier of sheet metal fabrication machinery based in Bursa, Turkey, will distribute the 800, 1200, and AFM model...
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Spatial positioning system enables users to project 360 degrees around large parts
Virtek Vision Intl. Inc. has released the latest version of its Iris™ spatial positioning system, which enables manufacturers to project laser templates 360 degrees around even the largest parts. Version 1.3 supports the use of multiple vision systems and laser projectors to enable users to...
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Assembly system uses no templates
Virtek Vision Intl. offers the Iris™ Spatial Positioning System (SPS), a precision assembly system that eliminates templates and jigs. The system combines the use of laser projection with 3-D vision technology to create a new precision assembly technique called virtual tooling. It locates...
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Waste not, want more
In recent years General Metal Works, Mequon, Wis., has leaned heavily on practices that eliminate waste in its shop floor operations and kept its work force engaged. The efforts have paid off in that no layoffs have occurred during the recent economic downturn, and the company is still on track to finish with $10 million in sales revenue in 2009. The company also has been named the winner of The FABRICATOR's Industry Award 2010.