Gaging or not: gaging is one way of finding product and process problems

Article Abstract:

Gaging spending estimates for 1991, which are pegged at $132.8 million, show a 50% decline as compared to the $263. 0 million posted in 1989. Observers believe that the drop may be due to the ongoing recession and the consolidation of the US manufacturing sector. Despite this, manufacturers remain confident that the gaging market will rebound as soon as the recession ends. Another sign that may indicate a turnaround is the introduction of new gaging systems in the market.

Instrument industry (Equipment), Reports, Forecasts and trends, Testing and measuring equipment industry, Gages, Gaging

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CNC/DCC models boost benchtop CMM sales

Article Abstract:

Complementary network service/data communications channel (CNC/DCC) benchtop coordinate measuring machines (CMM) are compact, powerful, and gaining popularity. CNC/DCC CMM machines take advantage of the communications revolution in factories wherein machine tools and inspection gages are hardwired to workstations and manufacturing networks. The new CMM class is priced at an affordable range, contributing to its market growth.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Innovations, Equipment and supplies, Coordinate measuring machines

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Enhance Your Benchtop Gaging System

Article Abstract:

Benchtop gaging systems provide many applications and functions due to the programmability of current digital technology.

United States, Product information, Tool industry

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