Chicago, Illinois - Process and Quality Engineers know the importance of measurement data. Whether for process control to prevent bad parts through data feedback to the machining operation, or to document results to verify good parts, the importance of measurement data cannot be disputed. Over the past 50 years digital gaging has greatly improved both the amount and accuracy of data collected, and reduced the time required. In this session we will look at how the wireless revolution has improved the process and made the sharing of measured information even faster and easier.
We will look at how new wireless gaging technologies can be combined to facilitate the easy collection of measured values, which can reduce gaging costs, make data more accessible, improve safety in the workplace, and make the measurement of parts in the machine much easier. We will also look at the potential of cloud-based data sharing so that production and quality processes can be monitored anywhere in the world.
Examples of all these benefits will be discussed and provided for the attendees to review.
About the speaker:
George has been employed with Mahr Federal Inc. for 40 years in the metrology business. During that time, he has worked in the application’s areas for mechanical and digital indicators, mechanical gages, air tooling, electronic products, special gaging designs, surface finishing, and geometry gaging, and has worked with many companies to solve specific gaging problems.
Over the years, he has lectured at various colleges, ASME meetings, NCSL conferences, IMTS show and Quality Expo. He has also contributed articles to magazines including Quality in Manufacturing, Quality Digest, Quality Magazine and is a monthly contributor to Modern Machine Shop. He is also well-known in the industry as the Gaging Guru and has written a book entitled Quality Gaging Tips, which is a compilation of the Modern Machine Shop tips.
Presently, George is responsible for Precision Gage Product management at Mahr Federal.
No more results found. We will look at how new wireless gaging technologies can be combined to facilitate the easy collection of measured values, which can reduce gaging costs, make data more accessible, improve safety in the workplace, and make the measurement of parts in the machine much easier. We will also look at the potential of cloud-based data sharing so that production and quality processes can be monitored anywhere in the world.
Examples of all these benefits will be discussed and provided for the attendees to review.
About the speaker:
George has been employed with Mahr Federal Inc. for 40 years in the metrology business. During that time, he has worked in the application’s areas for mechanical and digital indicators, mechanical gages, air tooling, electronic products, special gaging designs, surface finishing, and geometry gaging, and has worked with many companies to solve specific gaging problems.
Over the years, he has lectured at various colleges, ASME meetings, NCSL conferences, IMTS show and Quality Expo. He has also contributed articles to magazines including Quality in Manufacturing, Quality Digest, Quality Magazine and is a monthly contributor to Modern Machine Shop. He is also well-known in the industry as the Gaging Guru and has written a book entitled Quality Gaging Tips, which is a compilation of the Modern Machine Shop tips.
Presently, George is responsible for Precision Gage Product management at Mahr Federal.
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