Making Quality Visible | Tim Bushaw on building a technology group

Date: 16 July 2026

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Date: 16 July 2026

In the first episode of Making Quality Visible, Tim Bushaw, Group CEO, explains how LiteSentry, Softsolution, Strainoptics, and Avalon Vision Solutions are combining their strengths to shape the future of quality inspection in the glass and plastics industries.

Tim Bushaw, Group CEO of Industrial QC, on what it means to bring four specialist companies together — and why flawless quality in glass and plastics is the shared mission.

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