LiteSentry – Softsolution Debuts Osprey®25 at Vitrum

LiteSentry – Softsolution Debuts Osprey®25 at Vitrum 2025
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LiteSentry – Softsolution

Date: 4 August 2025

Join LiteSentry – Softsolution at Vitrum 2025 in Milan for the European premiere of the Osprey®25 and live demos of their latest glass inspection technologies.

VITRUM is the premier international trade show for machinery, equipment, systems, and processed products for flat, bent, and hollow glass, held from September 16 to 19 in Milan, Italy.

Held every two years, it attracts industry professionals from around the world.

See Innovation in Action – Live at Vitrum 2025 in Milan

This year, LiteSentry – Softsolution will present the European premiere of the Osprey®25, alongside its full portfolio of cutting-edge scanners. Discover how Comprehensive Optical Inspection is setting new standards in precision, speed, and automation.

Inspect live on site:

  • Osprey®25 – for distortion, anisotropy & NEW: surface quality
  • LineScanner – for inline all-in-one inspection
  • BowScanner – for flatness and overall bow control
  • CulletScanner – for fragmentation image analysis
  • GASP Pro – for accurate surface stress measurement

Visit the company at booth J30 / J34 in Pavilion 11 and experience how smart inspection delivers real results.

Get your ticket here!

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