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Metrologic Webinar – How to Use CAD PMI to Drive Measurement and Validation of GD&T

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Please join Cross Company and our new metrology software vendor, Metrologic, for a webinar on GD&T. This event was held on Wednesday, June 7 at 11am ET. Senior applications engineer Treb Quesinberry discussed the ASME and ISO standards for GD&T and how Metrologic’s X4 software can make it easy to adhere to them.

He’ll also be covering:

  • Automatic creation of features
  • Performing GD&T evaluations from CAD
  • GD&T datum shift
  • Surface waviness evaluations

If dimensional measurement is critical to your company’s production process, this is a webinar that you won’t want to miss! Learn more about the Metrologic Group and see how our team can help you find the right products to improve processes for large campus operations.

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