At Riello, the work does not end when a burner has been assembled. On World Quality Day, Riello shows what happens next: every burner goes through a testing process that is approximately 95% automated and documents that it meets the requirements before it is shipped.
From assembly line to test bench
Once a Riello burner has been assembled, the operator scans its product identification label. The burner’s digital profile opens instantly, with its technical specifications and the testing sequence required for that specific model.
The system then automatically runs a series of functional checks on key components. Any deviations are flagged for further inspection. Finally, a detailed test report can be generated, documenting the tests performed and the product’s compliance with production requirements.
Quality you can trace
According to Riello, the solution was developed through collaboration between its R&D and Quality teams. Automation ensures the tests are carried out the same way every time, while the operator keeps the overview.
For the installer, this means the burner has been tested before it arrives on site – with documented quality that can be traced all the way back to the factory.
Riello at Arne Nielsen A/S
We have sold Riello for many years and supply burners and spare parts for both new and older models. Read also Riello: a journey that takes 100 years.
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Source and photo: Riello.