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What are the inspection specifications for simulated animal models and the methods to identify product quality?

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2023-06-16 09:54

After the simulation animal model is completed, it is necessary to ensure that the manufactured model meets the company's marketing strategy and appearance requirements. It facilitates timely changes if errors and surprises occur during product completion. To prevent it from making detailed corrections to the display company's requirements after it is completed, it is required to invite the person in charge of the display company to inspect after the start of manufacturing to ensure that the simulated animal models and planning drawings are correct, and these requirements will provide the inspection process for the inspectors. Let's introduce the inspection specifications of simulated animal models and the method of identifying product quality:

Specifications for the inspection of simulated animal models

1. Simulation and accuracy

1) The product is reduced or enlarged according to the equipment, so it is necessary to confirm the appearance ratio of its model after manufacture to see whether it meets the manufacturing requirements of the planning drawings.

2) It needs to be explained here that the person in charge of the company conducts on-site verification, preventing the proportion difference between the drawing and the planning drawing. This is also the process for both companies to confirm the product on-site.

2. Structure

1) The theme of the product is also inconsistent. Some company models show what an industrial product looks like, some show what an industrial product is inside, and some show how its product works.

2) During the inspection process, pay attention to the display theme of the simulated mechanical model, and confirm its internal structure and appearance problems.

3. Lighting effect

1) In the simulation of the electric animal model, the lighting effect cannot be applied anywhere. Some simulated mechanical models that require dynamic demonstrations must set up lighting to achieve the effect in industrial product operation.

2) Here, we need to confirm whether the light source emitted by our product during operation conforms to the lighting scene of actual industrial products in the process.

How to distinguish the quality of electric simulation animal models?

1. Look at the surface skin

The surface skin of the simulated animal model is made of silicone, which has good plasticity, high elasticity and mechanical strength, which can ensure that the skin will not tear during exercise. There are four layers of silicone used to manufacture high-quality simulated animals. It feels soft, more like natural biological skin, and can be placed outdoors for a long time without ageing.

2. Listen to the working sound of the motor

Currently, no standard specification for motors is used to create electric animal simulations. High-quality permanent magnet DC motors have the advantages of simple transmission, high power, load protection, and power saving. The working sound of the motor is just the sound of an electric current, which can be easily heard even in high temperatures, humidity and cold environments.

3. Weight measurement

Animal modelling is not a complex technique, so it is more appropriate to use gravimetric measurements to differentiate mass. Simply put, the heavier the weight, the fuller the data and the better the quality.

4. Look at the ups and downs of the movement

Although motion fluctuation cannot directly determine the manufacturing quality of the product, it can indirectly affect the quality. Motion fluctuations are too small and look natural, while motion fluctuations are large; although they look comfortable, they are very short.

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