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Dimensional Controls System will be demonstrating Quality Intelligence at booth 1936; real-time visibility through the automated SPC system QDM in order to monitor production quality across your organization

Create the charts you need for SPC easily with QI Macros for Excel. Highlight your data, choose the chart and QI Macros creates it. QI Macros' automated Wizards can even choose the correct chart for you automatically. PC/Mac compatible for Excel 2010-2019 and Office 365. Booth #1709

The Quality Show will provide an opportunity for ZEISS Industrial Quality Solutions to look back at 100 years of company history, thanking its customers for their trust and loyalty while focusing on the theme, Connect to Productivity, moving forward. Seamless connectivity between measuring technology labs across the globe, application-oriented quality assurance solutions for production and the importance of versatile quality assurance technologies from a single source drives ZEISS into the future.

Manufacturer of digital microscopes, TAGARNO, launches an app that makes it easy to identify miniature PCB components during quality control. Using the search feature enables the operator to quickly identify components and spot deviations from a golden sample.

Vision Engineering announces the debut of the LVC400, the first fully automated 3-axis video measurement system, at The Quality Show booth 1507 in Rosemont IL from October 22nd – 24th. Ideal for measuring large components or multiple small components, quickly, easily and accurately, LVC400 offers faster measurement, high accuracy levels, and benefits from Vision Engineering’s consistent focus on ease of use for all its products.

THE QUALITY SHOW, BOOTH 1507 October 22nd-24th , 2019. Vision Engineering Inc. debuts revolutionary, globally patented, digital 3D stereoscopic display technology for inspection and design & development applications.
Vision Engineering’s DRV (Deep Reality Viewer) creates stereo high definition 3D images without using a monitor, or requiring operators to wear headsets or specialist glasses: images appear as if ‘floating’ in front of a mirror.