Successful LineScanner acceptance at Lépée Vitrage SAS

Date: 19 November 2018

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Date: 19 November 2018

The french insulating glass manufacturer Lépée Vitrage SAS trusts in a LineScanner from SOFTSOLUTION.

The LineScanner checks the surface quality of the insulating glass after the washing machine and serves as an automated quality assurance system for the company.

During the inspection, the entire scanning process has been examined by the employees of the production line. Thanks to the new quality assurance system provided by company SOFTSOLUTION, production processes at Lépée Vitrage SAS will be even more efficient in the future.

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