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Insituware Brochure - Vision MARK-1

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WHY MEASURE MATERIALS WITH THE VISION MARK 1 PROBLEM MATERIALS CHANGE Due to handling storage shipping and environmental conditions materials are constantly changing These changes can lead to inconsistencies product defects materials waste and more SOLUTION TAKE CONTROL OF MATERIALS The Vision MARK 1 now provides a way to take control of materials to assure quality control and product conformity by measuring and tracking these changes before and during your process EXPERTS IN MATERIALS QUALITY CONTROL EXPERTS IN MATERIALS QUALITY CONTROL

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USING THE VISION MARK 1 FOR MATERIALS QUALITY CONTROL ABOUT THE DEVICE ABOUT THE SOFTWARE The Vision MARK 1 is a hand held process control tool that is expandable for future measurement capabilities by using detachable modules called Insights Custom materials control limits can be set up by using Insituware s SPC web app MethodQC Materials measurement results will be clearly shown on the screen with a pass fail indicator relating to the speci ed thresholds While attached to the Vision MARK 1 the E Chem Insight takes electrical measurements by sending a voltage through a materials sample on the inserted probe All measurements taken with the Vision MARK 1 are then instantly synced to the Insitucloud for data analytics and trends of materials behavior over time ENSURE A WORLD CLASS PROCESS WITH THE VISION MARK 1 By taking control of your materials with the Vision MARK 1 you can Eliminate materials as the root cause of defects Ensure materials consistency during production process Reduce materials waste Provide documentation for traceability Quickly measure materials and MATERIALS SAMPLE ON PROBE This technology ensures materials consistency provides objective evidence of tness for use and supplies documentation for traceability of materials control to validate product quality PROBE ATTACHED TO E CHEM INSIGHT OBTAIN PASS FAIL RESULTS OF MATERIAL QUALITY receive real time results SEE TRENDS OF MATERIALS BEHAVIOR OVER TIME

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