Zeiss Industrial Metrology to Open Service Center in North Carolina
The grand opening event is scheduled to take place June 6 with demos, networking and educational sessions.
Zeiss Industrial Metrology is bringing measuring service and programming expertise along with product demonstrations to the Charlotte, North Carolina, area for the grand opening of its new service center June 6. The company will be showing its latest measurement technologies including X-ray and optical, offering educational sessions, and providing time for product demonstrations and networking.
Attendees can register for up to three different metrology sessions, each offered in the morning and afternoon. Mark Foster, President of Applied Geometrics Inc., will offer geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) courses, and Roger Wende, North America Manager from Volume Graphics Inc., will present on VGStudio Max 3.0. Ryan Stauffer, Charlotte Metrology Services Site Manager, will cover GD&T graphics.
Those interested in attending can register at zeiss.com.
Lunch will be offered in the afternoon, along with service order discounts and the opportunity to register for a chance to win a pair of Zeiss Terra binoculars.
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