Contitech USA, Inc.

Jaroslaw Zakrzewski

Cameron Banga

Michael Wilder

William Lambert

Jeremy Jay Lidgett

Dustin Kendall

A testbench systemfor analyzing hose assembliesis disclosed. The testbench systemincludes a network interfaceand a memory storage. The testbench also includes and one or more processorsconfigured to: obtain a unique assembly identification (UAID) for a hose assembly, reference a databaseusing the UAID to obtain hose usage information and hose characteristics for the hose assembly, perform one or more tests on the hose assembly based on the hose characteristics and generate test results, determine whether the hose assemblymeets one or more thresholds based on the test results, and generate a pass/fail message based on whether the determination of whether the hose assembly meets the one or more thresholds, and transfer the pass/fail message to the network interface

Systems and methods for an integrated hose assembly

A crimper analyzer system is disclosed. The crimper analyzer system also includes a network interface. The crimper analyzer system also includes a memory storage. The crimper analyzer system also includes one or more processors configured to: receive hose specifications and fitting specifications from the network interface, generate crimp parameters based on the received hose specifications and crimp operation data, obtain additional crimp operation data for a hose assembly operation, update the crimp operation data with the additional crimp operation data and store in the updated crimp operation data in the memory storage, and generate a unique assembly identification (UAID) for the hose assembly operation subsequent to the hose assembly operation.

Systems and methods to facilitate hose and fitting identification and assembly

A testbench system is disclosed. The system includes a network interface; a memory storage; a transducer; and one or more processors. The one or more processors are configured to operate in a first phase and: perform calibration of the transducer and generate calibration data; generate a unique identification (CTS-ID) for the transducer based on the calibration data; mark the transducer with the CTS-ID; and provide the CTS-ID and the calibration data to the network interface for transmission to a database.

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Wadsworth, OH, United States of America

Jaroslaw Zakrzewski