Softsolution and Mika Eronen - Turning real challenges into real solutions

Softsolution and Mika Eronen
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Date: 13 March 2026

See how Osprey®25 measures distortion in any direction, detects anisotropy in real time, and gives operators the data they need to optimize the tempering process.

In this video, Softsolution takes a closer look at common distortion effects that occur during the tempering process, including roller wave, edge kink, bow, roller marks and roller pitting. These defects often originate in the furnace but may only become visible later on the façade.

The video also demonstrates how the Osprey®25 system measures distortion in any direction, detects anisotropy in real time and provides operators with the data needed to optimize the tempering process.

Key capabilities include:

  • Detection of roller wave, other distortion types and anisotropy
  • Simultaneous distortion measurement in all directions
  • Real-time insights into tempering quality

Softsolution continues to share expert insights, customer stories and innovations in glass inspection technology.

More at: www.glassquality.com/products/osprey/

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