Osprey® 10 advance inspection system by LiteSentry

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Date: 2 September 2022

Osprey® 10 advance inspection system by LiteSentry

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Softsolution GmbH

Date: 2 September 2022

Featuring the only optical technology that measures all forms of distortion.

LiteSentry’s revolutionary Osprey® 10 advance inspection systems include the only high-performing systems that meet and exceed the growing requirements of leading architects and glass suppliers, including mandated distortion and anisotropy measurements.

Innovative optical technology delivers real-time, on-line, complete, precise, and accurate inspections guaranteeing superior quality while saving time and costs. Secure customer commitments and advance your opportunities with Osprey®.

Learn more at: www.glassquality.com

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