Product category:
Non-contact, Optical and Laser measurement systems
News Release from: Blum Novotest | Subject: Non-contact measurement systems workshop
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 30 October 2002
Non contact systems increase
productivity
Companies are always seeking more bangs for the buck, but there are few easier and more economic ways to achieve this that with the addition of simple non-contact measurement systems.
Companies are always seeking more bangs for the buck, but there are few easier and more economic ways to achieve this that with the addition of simple non-contact measurement systems within the production line Blum Novotest is hosting a workshop on how to increase profitability and productivity significantly by in-process non-contact measurement
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The workshop will include a variety of companies talking about the improvements they have achieved by the addition of non-contact measurement and the ways in which they have implemented a system.
It will also include details of the systems available and how they can simply and inexpensively be added to an existing production line.
Areas of production to be covered include the reduction of scrap, lights out operation, economic tool setting, and part measurement as an in-line production process.
Running for two days, the workshop on Wednesday 26th March 2003 is designed to demonstrate how OEMs, OEIs, and machine tool agents can increase the value of their machines and therefore their sales by incorporating non-contact measurement systems.
On Thursday 27th March 2003 the workshop will demonstrate the value of non-contact measurements systems to the end user.
The workshop will be held at the Wedgwood Visitor Centre in Stoke-on-Trent, and includes a tour of the fascinating Visitor Centre.
It will start at 10.00am and is expected to finish by 3.30pm.
Numbers are limited.
Tickets, which are free, may be obtained from Robert Culling, 01543 257111 and email: robert@blum-novotest.co.uk.
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