Linescanner by Softsolution - high precision scanning technology

Date: 29 August 2022

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Softsolution GmbH

Date: 29 August 2022

Softsolution produces unique LineScanners at the highest technical level.

Many years of expertise and experience in the glass industry and with over 600 installations worldwide, Softsolution guarantees for excellent glass defect inspection systems on the market. The LineScanner helps to deliver consistent quality to your customers and thus reduce the complaint ratios.

Learn more at: www.glassquality.com

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