There are a variety of considerations when choosing the right vision metrology system. To avoid making costly procurement mistakes, following some straightforward guidelines for selecting a system will serve machinists and QC inspectors well. Primary factors include examining budget, application requirements including accuracy and speed, facility environment, QC data collection objectivity vs subjectivity, and user skill. It is also key to review the capabilities of the metrology system's software suite and how its features complement the user's application requirements. Automation solutions should also be a consideration, as automation is increasingly being deployed to improve productivity and throughput, such as capturing discrete points on a part's profile to be built into the inspection process as programmable steps. Register now for our free webinar, How Vision Measurement and Inspection Ensures Maximum Quality Control, taking place Thursday, December 12 at 12PM ET, and learn what options are currently available in today’s vision systems.
Speaker Highlight
Greg Maisch
Engineering Manager for Starrett Metrology Systems
The L.S. Starrett Company
Greg Maisch has been with Starrett for eight years and is an Engineering Manager. He leads the design and development of vision focused, multi-axis metrology systems in Laguna Hills, California. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Fullerton. Prior to that, Greg was an enlisted Marine.
The L.S. Starrett Company, founded in 1880, is a leading global manufacturer of a range of metrology solutions including video measurement and inspection systems, multi-sensor vision systems, optical comparators and force measurement and material testing systems as well as custom metrology solutions, hundreds of precision measuring tools and gages, and more. The Starrett Metrology Department employs an integrated approach to vision and optical technology. Driven by application and dedicated to maximizing customer accuracy and throughput, engineers and highly trained technicians design and build solutions for demanding requirements.
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