Softsolution & LiteSentry: Flashback to a successful glasstec trade show 2022

Date: 3 October 2022

Source: Softsolution GmbH & LiteSentry, LLC

Flashback to a successful glasstec trade show 2022

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Date: 3 October 2022

This year was marked by the joint appearance of Softsolution and Litesentry, presenting both companies and products at one booth.

Our products can cover the entire value stream for glass manufacturers and help our customers meet their quality control and inspection requirements. By showing the Osprey system, trade show visitors could get an insight into measuring all types of distortion, and anisotropy along with the Owl, which helps to reduce labor costs. The LineScanner inspects products with extreme precision for all defects in quality and dimension, taking human errors out of the inspection.

In addition to the usual interesting conversations, the main thing was to be able to enjoy the show’s flair with all participants without restriction. Thanks for joining us – see you again in 2024.

Softsolution GmbH & LiteSentry, LLC

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