George Schuetz

George Schuetz Director of Precision Gages

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What is a General-Purpose Electronic Height Stand?

Adaptable for many applications, this type of system offers several advantages over mechanical measurement solutions.

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When Digital Becomes Analog

Today’s digital displays look almost like real analog meters and can provide the same dynamic sensing.

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A Pragmatic Approach to Form Measurement

When time is of the essence, exploring for diameter variation instead of exact dimensions offers a good, practical means of measurement on the shop floor.

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What to Know About Automatic Gages

The potential for increased productivity and cost savings could justify a purchase.

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Looseness — An Enemy of Precision

When a gage isn’t coming up with accurate measurements, the culprit could be a connection that simply isn’t tight enough.

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Automating Surface Metrology for the Shop Floor

Machine operators are likely to get improved results when the surface finish gage is smart enough to choose the best measuring parameters.

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What are the Steps of Caliper Calibration?

A gage that meets performance specs will ensure better measurement results.

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The Versatility of a Scribing Height Gage

These devices can do more than just measure height.

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How Automating Gages Can Improve Inspection Processes, Increase Production

Doing so can help speed the measurement process, eliminate operator influence and generate better results.

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GR&R for Gage Building

A study of the entire measuring system should identify the individual components that contribute to a lack of gage repeatability or reproducibility.

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How to Measure Special Diameters

More complicated checks sometimes require more versatile measurement systems with long ranges.

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One Big Reason Your Gage Is Inaccurate

The device itself is often blamed for inaccurate measurement results, but contamination is often the real culprit. Every piece of precision measurement equipment needs to be cleaned properly in order to perform reliably.

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