
NEW: The MTC3 R2
Faster, Smarter, Stronger - The Future of Electric Motor Testing
- New, modern user software
Intuitive design, easy operation and optimized workflows for maximum efficiency - 3 times faster surge voltage testing during partial discharge testing
Noticeable cycle time savings through significantly reduced testing times - Doubled impulse current during impulse voltage testing
Higher performance reserves and improved test results even under demanding conditions - Extended measuring range for insulation resistance testing
Greater flexibility and a wider range of applications
- Improved measurement accuracy and reproducibility
More precise measurement results and more stable testing processes for the highest quality standards - Completely new partial discharge measurement with pC calibration
Modernized PD technology – including pC calibration capability, based on IEC 60270 – for precise, reliable and standards-compliant test results. - Comprehensive self-test
Increased system security through automated diagnostics and reliable fault detection - New case variants
The right solution for every environment: robust desktop enclosure, 19″ rolling container and 19″ control cabinet
MTC3 Universal Winding Testing Systems
High-end testing systems for electric motor production
MTC3 winding test systems are fully automatic, high-end testing devices designed for a wide variety of wound products in development, production, and testing laboratories.
The MTC3 test systems are fully configurable to your requirements and offer high-end technology for complex testing tasks. Using state-of-the-art technology, they test coils, stators, electric motors, generators, and transformers from 0.1 W to 500 MW.
The performance potential of the MTC3 testing systems is based on the interplay of all strengths: user-friendliness, measurement accuracy, database concept – all components are perfectly coordinated based on innovative technologies.
Key Facts:
- Testing of stators, rotors, transformers and chokes
- Surge voltage testing up to 15 kV
- Fully integrated partial discharge testing in accordance with IEC 61934 and DIN EN 60034-18-41
- Resistance measurement using the four-wire method with temperature compensation
- Insulation resistance test with automatic PI measurement
- Inductance Test | LCR Inductance Measurement Bridge
- AC High-Voltage Test in Accordance with the VDE Standard
- Partial discharge HVAC
- DC Insulation Test
- Precise four-wire resistance measurement with temperature compensation down to the µΩ range
- Rotating-field test with a static probe
- Expansion to up to 150 connections
- Temperature sensor test for 1, 2, 3 … x sensors
The MTC3 – winding test without limits
As one of the first test equipment manufacturers, SCHLEICH consistently relied on the integration of a PC for measurement value processing, test sequence control and data storage for MTC3 test systems at an early stage. This many years of system experience of our technicians and engineers provides the operator with a sophisticated test system with extensive software. Many useful software tools are part of our standard scope of delivery.
Our fully automated MTC3 test systems reliably and quickly check your windings for potential insulation faults thanks to the patented SCHLEICH impulse voltage test. Once the test object is fully connected, the test runs with automatic switching of connections and test methods. The MTC3 evaluates each predefined test step. At the end of the entire test sequence, a clear and reproducible pass/fail result is provided.
Hardware and software are developed and manufactured in-house by SCHLEICH. The software and database are based on the latest, proven Microsoft® technology. Our diverse innovations continually set technological standards for modern test benches running Windows® . The system provides the operator with a clear, concise overview of the test, while the setup technician has extensive input and configuration options at their disposal.
Quality assurance is also a key focus. A comprehensive statistical analysis is integrated into the testing system, leaving virtually nothing to be desired. Finally, you can document the tested quality for your customers with a variety of different report printouts.
The MTC3 testing systems are manufactured according to your requirements based on the SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT. The necessary testing methods can be selected from the pool of available options as needed.
Whether for manual or automatic single, double, or multi-station testing – with or without a test hood or test table – or for testing in automated production lines, the MTC3 is the ideal solution. There are no limits to the MTC3's versatility. Thanks to its enormous hardware and software flexibility, the testing system can be tailored cost-effectively and precisely to your specific requirements.

The base unit
The basic unit includes all digital, display and measurement technology as well as the standard integrated testing methods.
Clear displays support safe operation. Your employees will learn to use the testing device intuitively and quickly. The display during the test is reduced to the essentials; only relevant data is shown.
Standard integrated testing methods
- Impulse voltage test 6, 12 or 15 kV – depending on the selected device
- Insulation resistance test 6, 12 or 15 kV DC
- High-voltage testing 6, 12 or 15 kV DC
- Visual inspection
Other optional testing methods:
- Partial discharge test with impulse voltage
- High-voltage testing AC up to 6 kV
- Partial discharge test with high voltage AC
- Resistance testing from µΩ to 100 kΩ
- Room temperature compensation
- Direction of rotation check of the rotating field
Standard equipment
Function and Technology
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High-performance industrial PC
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SQL or Access database without limits
- Clear screen display without sensory overload
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Microsoft® Windows Operating System
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High-performance test plan processing
- Automatic logbook and management of the test plan history
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Integrated plausibility checks of all parameters
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Fast, precise measurement technology
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Enormous configuration options
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Script editor for maximum flexibility
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Securely store test plans and test results
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Storage locally or on the network
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Monitoring of switching cycles according to Industry 4.0
- Remote maintenance and remote calibration via remote access
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Numerous national languages
Communication
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USB ports on the front and back
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RS232 and LAN/Ethernet automation interface
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Digital I/O interface
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Result outputs for OK and not OK
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Interfaces for barcode scanners and label printers
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CAN bus
Optional automation interfaces:
- EtherCAT
- PROFIBUS
- PROFINET
- and more
Safety
- Starting entrance
- Dual-circuit safety inputs in accordance with EN 50191
- Integrated emergency stop and connection for external emergency stop
- Connections for warning and result lights
- Safety and Warning Messages
- Result output for OK and not OK
- Operating hours and switching cycle counter with maintenance instructions
- Status outputs
The standard configuration
The MTC3 is available in various standard configurations. The configuration is tailored to the specific application.
Starting with the basic unit and its standard features, you determine the number of required winding connections and temperature sensors. You then select further testing methods from the available options.
If no suitable solution for your application is listed here, we will gladly put together a customized solution for you based on the SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT. More is always possible!

The SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT
Custom-designed testing systems

Based on the SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT, the MTC3 testing systems offer a wide range of combinations of various safety and functional testing methods. Your specific testing requirements determine the testing methods you select from a large pool of options.
Whether you need one test method or a variety – you determine the configuration! For example, your MTC3 can be configured as a specialized high-voltage tester with numerous test outputs. For more complex testing tasks, you might require a combination of all possible test methods.
The SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT allows you to assemble precisely the testing equipment you need. This is achieved not only by installing various individual testing devices in an oversized test rack, but also by integrating all tests into a compact, modular housing. The housing size is determined by the type and scope of the various tests.
The flexibility of the MTC3 test systems is evident not only in the housing but also in the number and arrangement of the test device's connections. With the 19" container and the 19" industrial cabinet, the measurement connections can be mounted on any side of the test device. This allows us to meet all spatial requirements.
Every testing device embodies the experience gained from thousands of installations. At SCHLEICH, this experience is consistently, passionately, and without compromise applied.
That is "customer-centric technology."

Configuration Examples


Your individual requirements define the case size
Despite their very compact design, these testers offer a wide range of testing options in a single housing. The combination of testing methods based on the SCHLEICH MODULAR CONCEPT therefore also incorporates a modular housing design.
Depending on your requirements, your application can be housed in a compact benchtop unit, a 19-inch rack-mount unit, a 19-inch enclosure, or a 19-inch industrial cabinet. To ensure the proper and safe installation of the test equipment, we use custom-fit enclosure components from renowned German manufacturers as well as components manufactured in-house.

Automatic test method switching and mechatronics
Testing technology from SCHLEICH has proven itself time and again in daily use. It ranks among the most reliable products on the market and offers high utility value thanks to its outstanding performance and accuracy.
To save time, all connections on the test object can be made using a contact adapter. The tester then performs the specified tests fully automatically without any manual intervention. This is made possible by SCHLEICH’s signature automatic test method switching.
For test objects with multiple connections, it is more cost-effective to connect all of the test object’s connections to the test equipment immediately. The test equipment then performs all tests between all connection points fully automatically. This approach reduces the required clock rate and thus the cost of a test. Switching between the various connections is achieved using flexible switching matrices.
To minimize the time required to connect a test object with numerous connections, we implement the frequently requested dual-station or multi-station systems. In these systems, loading and unloading take place at one station while testing is performed simultaneously at the other stations. This approach enables highly cost-effective results even for complex and extensive tests.

Test method switching
Depending on the type and scope of the testing methods, we offer a variety of switching options. These ensure a quick and automatic changeover between different testing methods. Since the voltage differences between the testing methods can be very large, safety is our top priority when switching. A resistance test at 3 V is applied to the test object just as reliably as a high-voltage test at 6000 V. This protects both your employees and the test object. And we do so without compromise! That's why we use only high-quality components for switching devices and matrices, components that have proven themselves tens of thousands of times over, either from our own production or from renowned manufacturers.
Dies
We offer the right relay matrix for virtually any application. The matrices differ in the number of connections and the voltage they can switch. A matrix must switch and disconnect 6000 V just as reliably as millivolt signals. Our engineers developed the matrices precisely for this purpose. The matrices are designed for two- and four-wire applications. They can be connected in series to increase the number of connections as needed. Matrices with more than 100 connection points are not uncommon. The same applies to matrices as to test method switching: only the highest quality is used.
Station switching
Instead of using two or more test units, station switching can be a cost-effective alternative, for which we also impose the highest safety requirements. While testing is underway at one test station, the other test station is being charged or discharged. In doing so, the operator inevitably comes into contact with terminals and connecting cables. Touching the terminals and connecting cables poses a potential electrical hazard. Therefore, the test leads to the stations where no test is currently in progress must be safely disconnected. In addition, it is recommended to ground the connections to the test object.
Mechatronics | Script Control
In addition to the hardware, the software also offers tremendous flexibility. Using the built-in script commands, you can implement additional PLC functions in the test device. Just as with a PLC, you can read inputs, set outputs, and create logical connections.
The economic advantage lies in the direct control of mechatronic functional sequences. You can activate valves, check limit switches, evaluate measured values yourself, and much more. The test device is thus capable of generating additional functional sequences before, during, and after the test. This is ideal for custom test setups or for integration into automated production.
Test Methods
Surge voltage test
Thanks to its outstanding evaluation methods, even the smallest errors do not escape the MTC3's notice. The combinable evaluation methods enable a detailed and highly accurate error analysis. This minimizes the risk of misinterpretation.
Parameterization for the signals to be evaluated is almost fully automatic. The test instrument independently selects the most suitable settings for the signal to achieve maximum sensitivity. In addition, the MTC3 features automatic voltage correction. The test voltage is always optimally adjusted depending on the specific object under test. These functions significantly simplify fault diagnosis and enable a well-founded assessment of the object.
The evaluation is based on a previously stored reference signal or on an automatic comparison of all three phases with each other.
Partial discharge testing under impulse voltage
Partial discharge (PD) testing is used to detect quality defects in windings that cannot be identified using conventional high-voltage or impulse voltage testing alone. Even though complete breakdown in the insulation has not yet occurred, parts of the insulation already show partial breakdowns. These partial discharges must be measured.
A partial discharge antenna or a partial discharge measuring coupler integrated into the test leads is used to detect partial discharge. The remaining partial discharge measurement technology is integrated into the MTC3.
The high-frequency measurement and filter technology makes the testing system extremely resistant to interference. Partial discharge testing is therefore ideally suited for use in manufacturing.
The partial discharge (PD) test on a stator winding is performed using a robust measuring antenna.
A special line coupler is used for partial discharge (PD) testing on a completely enclosed electric motor. Both measurement methods can be used individually, together, or in combination.

AC High-Voltage Test
The AC (alternating current) high-voltage test is used to verify the electrical insulation capacity and dielectric strength of air and creepage distances on wound components in accordance with applicable national and international regulations. The primary focus is on the insulation system between the electric motor phases and the laminated core.
The test voltage is automatically switched by the MTC3 to the desired test terminals. These are the same test terminals used for other test procedures. The switching is fully automatic within the test instrument. Therefore, manual reconnection of the test terminals during the test is not necessary.
The level of the test voltage, the maximum permissible current and other test parameters are freely programmable.
The following insulation sections can be tested fully automatically:
- All phases against sheet metal package
- Individual phases against the sheet metal package (only possible with an unshielded machine)
- Phase against phase (only possible with an unshielded machine)
- Temperature sensor against winding
- Temperature sensor against sheet metal stack
- Automatic switching of bridges between the Temperature sensor leads

Partial Discharge Testing at High AC Voltage
Partial discharge (PD) testing is used to check the quality of wound components. The test is performed in conjunction with AC high-voltage testing. The aim of the test is to detect quality defects in windings that are not detectable with conventional high-voltage testing. These include, for example, the following defects:
- Copper enamel wire is in contact with the lamination stack. (at the winding head or in the groove)
- Missing or defective phase separator
- Missing or inadequate groove insulation
- Faulty impregnation process (inclusion of air bubbles)
The assessment of the insulation system is significantly simplified, as the test, in combination with the AC high-voltage test, is fully automated. The measurement of the switching voltage (PDIV & PDEV) is also fully automated during production.
The MTC3 goes through a voltage ramp profile in which the test voltage is gradually increased. As soon as partial discharges occur, this voltage is stored as PDIV.
The test program then reduces the voltage until the partial discharges have completely disappeared. This voltage is determined as the PDEV (switch-off voltage) and also stored.
To enable the fastest possible testing during production, the intensity of the partial discharge can also be determined at a fixed test voltage. This allows for a very quick distinction between "good" and "bad".

Resistance test
The resistance test enables fully automatic testing of the phase resistances of the winding.
The MTC3 automatically switches the test to the desired test terminals. These are the same test terminals used for the other test methods. The switching is fully automatic within the test instrument. Therefore, manual reconnection of the test terminals during the test is not necessary.
The evaluation is based on a target value specification or on the determination of the symmetry (spread) of all three phases relative to each other.
Temperature compensation corrects the influence of the winding temperature on the measurement result. For this purpose, the winding temperature is determined using a room temperature sensor, a radiation pyrometer, or a temperature sensor wrapped within the winding.
The measured resistance values are automatically compensated for a freely adjustable base temperature.

Insulation Resistance Test
The insulation resistance test is specifically designed for testing wound components and is a standard feature of the MTC3. During the test, the test voltage is automatically switched by the MTC3 to the desired test terminals. These are the same test terminals used for the other test methods. The switching is fully automatic within the test instrument. Therefore, manual reconnection of the test terminals during the test is not required.
The test voltage, maximum permissible current, and other test parameters are freely programmable. The following insulation gaps can be tested fully automatically:
- All phases against sheet metal package
- Individual phases against the sheet metal package (only possible with an unshielded machine)
- Phase against phase (only possible with an unshielded machine)
- Temperature sensor against winding
- Temperature sensor against sheet metal stack
- Setting bridges on temperature sensors

Rotation field test
The rotating field test allows the rotating field of a stator to be measured and evaluated. The test is performed without contact using a rotating field probe that is inserted into the stator or mounted on a test object holder.
The rotating magnetic field is generated by an added, current-limited, low-voltage rotating field, which simulates the three-phase power supply of the electric motor. This test allows wiring errors in manufacturing to be detected even before the electric motor is assembled.
Unconnected stators can be automatically connected in star or delta configurations. This means that virtually any stator type can be tested and evaluated with the MTC3.

The testing software
The software is based on the Microsoft Windows® operating system. The optimized user interface enables user-friendly execution of the test, creation of test plans, printing of test reports, and statistical evaluation of the tests.
In automatic mode, all tests are performed fully automatically. The measurement results are continuously displayed and evaluated during the test. The clear pass/fail indicator visualizes the automatic evaluation.
The test sequence is edited by simply adding or removing test steps. This allows the test sequence to be optimally adapted to different requirements. Each individual test step can be quickly edited and changed by double-clicking on the respective test step.
The comprehensive integrated user management system ensures that only authorized personnel can make these changes. Additional work instructions make the MTC3 the perfect ISO 9001-compliant testing instrument.

The input
To edit test steps, a single mouse click on the step is all it takes to change parameters and adjust tests. There's no need to use a cumbersome test plan editor. The settings are displayed to every operator but can only be changed by authorized personnel. All changes are saved in the history log and the logbook.
The data
The MTC3 stores test plans and test results either locally on the hard drive or in an SQL database on the network. We recommend networking the test equipment due to the following advantages:
- All testing devices in the network access a common database for test plans and test results.
- All testers test according to the same specifications.
- A central database for all testing systems in a global network makes it easier for you to ensure the quality of your products worldwide, regardless of location.
- At the same time, you gain access to all test results worldwide from one or more locations.
- The simple connection to ERP, PPS or CAQ systems allows the testing systems to be optimally integrated into factory planning and production control.
The statistics
Based on a large number of test results, meaningful statistics can be calculated. Therefore, during the development of the MTC3, great emphasis was placed on the sensible and well-designed storage of test results over a long period. Freely configurable search filters enable every user to quickly and easily find the data relevant to them in the database. Individual evaluations or summaries of test results over a longer, freely definable period with subsequent statistical analysis are possible.
Trend representations and Gaussian distributions provide clear information about the qualitative status of production. The MTC3 can store your data on a daily, weekly and monthly basis and evaluate and display it on an order- or batch-by-order basis. With the integrated, extensive export functions, data can be extracted from the database in order to transfer it to other databases or further process it in Excel® format. This gives you the opportunity to also carry out your own evaluations.
The database can be based on SQL or Access® . For larger datasets or network applications, we recommend using Microsoft® SQL.
The MTC3 in the network
Test plans and test results can be stored locally or on a central server. This ensures high data security and optimal data exchange between different testing systems.
The MTC3 works optimally in all network infrastructures. This characteristic provides the ideal platform for collecting, managing, analyzing, and distributing information.
The database uses proven and widely used technologies from Microsoft® .
The testing devices can also be ideally integrated with ERP, PPS, and CAQ systems. We offer tried and tested, customer-optimized standard solutions for all requirements.
network outage

Each testing device automatically saves local copies of the current server test plan database so that it can continue operating in the event of a network outage.

In the event of a network outage, the local test plans are used and the test results are saved locally on the test device.

Once the network connection is restored, the testing device automatically sends the test results back to the server, ensuring that the server database is up to date.
The MTC3 in the complex global network
The Windows® - based MTC3 test instruments can be operated in network topologies of any complexity. You can install any number of test instruments at different company locations worldwide, all of which operate with a central server database for test plans and results. Our extensive experience in globally networking our test instruments gives you the assurance of being able to offer the same product quality regardless of the production location.
Naturally, all test plan, printing, labeling, and statistical tasks can also be performed on the individual testing devices. However, to avoid disrupting the production process, it is advisable to use separate workstations for this purpose in networked systems. These workstations run the same software as the testing devices to ensure maximum ease of use.
The labels can also be stored centrally on a server. The testing device loads the appropriate label according to the respective test plan and transfers the data to a thermal transfer printer after the test. The labels can also be designed according to your specifications.
In the case of remote maintenance (via remote access), we can temporarily connect to your network and directly access the individual test device as needed. We can then view the screen content of your test device directly from our location. With your permission, we also have access to your mouse and keyboard. Naturally, this work is only carried out in consultation with you and requires separate access authorization from you.

Automation
Fully automated MTC3 testing systems in production
The MTC3 inspection systems can be seamlessly integrated into automated production. Automation is a particular strength of SCHLEICH, thanks to the company's structure.
Automation encompasses not only software, electronics, and plant engineering, but also mechanics and mechatronics. These services are provided by SCHLEICH mechanical design, our CNC machining centers, and mechanical assembly.
MTC3 integrates into your existing automation
You have an automated production line and want to integrate the MTC3 into your production process. The testing device can be fully remotely controlled via interfaces from a PLC. If required, test plans and parameters can also be transferred to the testing device. Test results are provided both qualitatively and quantitatively.
MTC3 integrated into a SCHLEICH testing system
We supply testing systems consisting of the testing device, the contacting of the object under test, and the complete mechanical automation. Everything is turnkey from a single source. All automation components are developed, designed, manufactured, assembled, and commissioned in-house at SCHLEICH.
The MTC3 often handles not only the testing but also the process control of the automation. For higher levels of automation, a PLC is used as an alternative. We cater to individual customer needs and requirements.
The result is a solution precisely tailored to the task.

Data exchange in the automation
The MTC3 is ideally suited for integration into automation systems. It offers a huge variety of interfaces for communication with a wide range of automation systems.
Typical requirements include:
- Control of complete processes and components
– Processing of inputs, signal transmitters, scanners, RFID readers…
– Setting outputs for e.g. cylinders…
– Control of electric motors and drives … - Exchanging start, stop, and result signals
- Direct communication with a PLC controller
- Bidirectional communication
– Receiving test plans and test parameters
– Sending qualitative and quantitative test results
– Sending raw data - Communication with robots, cameras…
These tasks are performed by our configurable standard software modules, which minimize the effort required to integrate the MTC3 into automation systems.

Data exchange with IT systems
Data exchange between MTC3 and other IT systems takes place via proven solutions.
Typical applications:
- Importing production orders from ERP systems
- Automatic dynamic generation of test plans from production orders and bills of materials
- Automatic dynamic generation of test plans from composite sub-test plans
- Automatic generation of serial numbers from production order data
- Feedback of results to ERP systems
- Receiving label data for label printing
- Communication with special systems of the automotive industry

Traceability in the production chain
Traceability allows you to obtain clear and complete information about the entire manufacturing process, even after the fact. In the event of quality problems during production or after delivery, traceability enables you to react appropriately.
We provide answers to the following questions:
- Which end products, assemblies, and components are affected?
- Which customers own the end products, assemblies, and components?
- Which assemblies and components are used in the final product?
- When, where, and by whom were which parts processed during the manufacturing process?
- Who manufactured or supplied the assemblies and components?
- What test results are available for the individual assemblies and the final product?
Answering these questions requires the unique identification of each component, assembly, and finished product with a number or code. Additional information such as customer number, supplier number, batch number, etc., may be necessary for improved traceability and searchability.
MTC3 inspection systems are capable of capturing these markings and additional information, e.g., via barcode input, and storing them, along with the inspection results, the inspection date, and the inspector's name, in the inspection device's database or on the network. This information allows for later tracking of where, when, and by whom components were processed or delivered during the manufacturing process.

All the facts at a glance
Customized winding test systems
Testing technology in perfection


- Testing of stators, rotors, transformers and chokes
- Surge voltage testing up to 15 kV
- Fully integrated partial discharge testing in accordance with IEC 61934 and DIN EN 60034-18-41
- Resistance measurement using the four-wire method with temperature compensation
- Insulation resistance test with automatic PI measurement
- Inductance Test | LCR Inductance Measurement Bridge
- AC High-Voltage Test in Accordance with the VDE Standard
- Partial discharge HVAC
- DC Insulation Test
- Precise four-wire resistance measurement with temperature compensation down to the µΩ range
- Rotating-field test with a static probe
- Expansion to up to 150 connections
- Temperature sensor test for 1, 2, 3 … x sensors
- Automatic inspection with automated pass/fail comparison
- Fast, highly precise measurements using state-of-the-art DSP technology (Digital Signal Processor)
- High-resolution measurement technology in all testing methods
- Freely programmable inputs and outputs
- Switching matrices for all types of test methods
- PL e, SIL 3, two-hand operation type III C, Cat. 4 safety circuit
- High process reliability
- Integrated industrial PC with Windows® 7 or Windows® 10
- Central database for millions of test plans and test results – SQL Server
- Extensive statistical analyses – trending, Gaussian distribution, FPY…
- Traceability of all test object components
- User Management
- Configurable test report printout
- Fully customizable label printing for thermal transfer printers
- Can control multiple label printers
- Scanning any 1D and 2D barcodes
- Remote control: RS232, PLC, Profibus, Profinet, CAN, DeviceNet, Ethernet, EtherCAT, USB …
- Full network connectivity
- Data exchange with ERP and CAQ systems
- Integration with MES systems
- Optimal OEM prerequisites for easy integration into automated lines
- Remote maintenance and calibration capability
Areas of application
The MTC3 is designed for a wide range of applications and can be precisely tailored to your needs through a variety of configurable options. You get exactly the testing system that best suits your daily work.
Manual inspection | Inspection station – Repair station – Laboratory
At a manual test station, the test can be started after the operator has placed the test object into the test system and contacted the test terminals.
The start of the examination can then take place in various ways:
Testing with enforced contact protection
The test begins after the protective hood has been closed.
Testing without mandatory contact protection
The test is started by pressing a two-hand start button.
Testing without mandatory contact protection – light curtain
The test is started by pressing a start button. The light curtain must not be interrupted. A red warning light indicates that the test object is live and must not be touched. Additional indicator lights can be installed at the workstation.
The MTC3 testing system displays the test result visually after the fully automatic testing process.

Semi-automatic inspection | Manufacturing
The semi-automatic operation combines a fully automatic process with manual interventions. For example, the operator can place the test object into a test nest and start the testing process.
The MTC3 or an additional PLC then controls all necessary cylinder movements to contact the test object and automatically starts the test sequence.

Fully Automated Testing | Mass Production
When the MTC3 is integrated into a fully automated production line or system, testing is performed fully automatically without manual intervention. The MTC3 typically operates in one of the two modes listed.
Mode 1:
The MTC3 is fully remotely controlled by a plant control system. The higher-level control system specifies all test parameters or selects the test sequence stored in the test system. The contacting and all mechanical processes are carried out by the plant control system. Once the plant control system has prepared the test, it starts the MTC3. After completion of the test, the MTC3 transmits the test results back to the plant control system.
Mode 2:
The MTC3 or an additional Simatic S7 PLC controls all mechanical processes in the test cell. The MTC3 also communicates with a plant control system or an MES system.

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