Q-Weld

Q-Weld

Thermit® Welding Documentation

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Released
June 16, 2023
Updated
October 14, 2026

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Q-Weld is a professional documentation app for Thermit® welding in railway track construction and maintenance. Developed by Goldschmidt, it supports welders on site and provides project managers with reliable, real-time access to quality-related welding data. It guides you through the entire documentation process for every Thermit® weld, from shift creation and consumables scans to photo uploads – and syncs everything to the secure, globally accessible Dari® cloud platform. FOR WELDERS IN THE FIELD Create and manage shifts directly on your mobile device. Document each weld step by step: preparation, welding, alignment check and photographic documentation. Scan consumables such as Thermit® portions and moulds with the integrated barcode scanner – they are linked directly to the weld for complete traceability. The G-Tag gives every weld a unique digital identity. Record environmental data, including rail temperature, weather conditions, preheating time and tapping time. The app can be used fully offline – all data is stored locally and synchronised once connectivity is restored. FOR PROJECT MANAGERS AND BACK OFFICE Access shift and weld data in real time via the Goldschmidt Dari® platform. You can track progress across active projects, review quality records and maintain complete traceability of all welding operations, including geolocation data and information on consumable batches. TRACEABILITY AND DATA QUALITY Every weld is fully documented with consumable batch data, GPS coordinates, timestamps, photo evidence and a unique G-Tag identifier. This supports quality assurance, compliance and long-term asset management for railway infrastructure.
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What's New in Q

3.3.1

October 14, 2026

This update brings a redesigned home screen, and each weld record can hold up to six photos. Right at the track, you can call up a clear summary of the documented data for any weld – either by scanning its G-Tag or by searching for welds nearby within a set radius. The update also includes further improvements and bug fixes.

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