Quindos is the heavy-duty end of CMM software — the package shops reach for when a part has gears, splines, complex bores, cams, or geometry that general-purpose metrology software handles awkwardly. It’s powerful, and genuinely uncommon to find people who know it well, which is exactly why a Quindos-driven CMM can stall the moment its programmer is unavailable. On-demand Quindos programming keeps that specialized machine productive without carrying a rare full-time specialist.

What Quindos is built for

Where most CMM software treats gears and complex rotational geometry as edge cases, Quindos treats them as core competencies. Its depth in dedicated geometry libraries is the reason it’s standard in powertrain, aerospace, and any operation measuring demanding rotational parts.

• Gear and spline measurement — deep, dedicated libraries for involute, bevel, worm, and spline geometry to recognized standards.
• Complex bores, cams, and rotationally complex parts that need specialized evaluation routines.
• Aerospace and powertrain components with demanding GD&T and tight tolerances.
• Highly parametric routines for families of similar parts.
• Traceable, defensible reporting for quality records and audits.

Programmed for your exact machine, securely

Quindos runs on Leitz and Zeiss hardware, and the right routine depends on your specific machine, probe, and the geometry libraries you license. We program in your environment over a secure remote session — or on-site for controlled work — and the finished routine saves straight to your system. Your prints and models stay on your network, you control the session, and you can revoke access at any time.

Why Quindos expertise is worth bringing in

The economics are simple: a part that needs Quindos is usually a part you can’t measure any other way, and a programmer who knows Quindos well is one of the rarest skills in metrology. Carrying that skill full-time rarely makes sense for the volume most shops have, while leaving a gear part un-inspectable is not an option. On-demand programming bridges exactly that gap — specialist capability, only when the part calls for it.

When to bring in Quindos support

• You run gears, splines, or complex geometry that Quindos handles best.
• Your Quindos programmer left and the machine is idle.
• A demanding aerospace or powertrain part exceeds your in-house depth.
• You need traceable reporting on a specialized inspection.

Frequently asked questions

Do you support the gear modules?

Yes — gear, spline, and complex-geometry evaluation are core Quindos strengths and a common reason shops bring us in. Tell us your modules and part.

Leitz or Zeiss — does it matter?

We program Quindos across both. Share your machine, probe, and licensed libraries and we’ll match the routine to your setup.

How fast is turnaround?

Start times as fast as 24 hours; a typical part turns around in a few days depending on complexity.