Mitutoyo Celebrates Re-Opening of Cincinnati Solutions Center
The company held a ceremony at the remodeled M3 Solutions center, which was also expanded to make more space for its Custom Solutions division.
Mitutoyo marked the re-opening of its M3 Solutions center in the Cincinnati suburb of Mason, Ohio with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening event. President Matt Dye says the renovation of its solutions centers is meant to strengthen the company’s commitment to its customers and suppliers.
Mitutoyo’s Cincinnati-area solutions center includes expanded space for the company’s Custom Solutions division, which develops simplified and turn-key inspection solutions. This Mach Ko-ga-me inspection system is specially designed for inspecting hip cups.
Mitutoyo was showcasing its MeasurLink statistical process control (SPC) software at the event. The software collects and analyzes inspection data from a range of the company’s products.
This interactive table that debuted at Mitutoyo’s IMTS booth was on display at the event. Users can place smaller calipers and micrometers (like the ones in the back and on the left) or models of larger inspection systems (like the height gage seen in the center) onto the screen on the top of the table to see more information and videos about the equipment.
Mitutoyo celebrated the re-opening of its M3 Solutions center in the Cincinnati suburb of Mason, Ohio last week. According to President Matt Dye, the company renovated all nine of its solutions centers across the country with the goal of strengthening its commitment to its customers and suppliers. The newly remodeled Mason center houses between 15 and 18 employees.
The center includes expanded space for the Mitutoyo’s Custom Solutions division. “We’re simplifying applications so our customers can better use their workforce,” Head of Custom Solutions Ken Myers says. These solutions can involve anything from customized fixturing to automation and in-line or near-line inspection systems that are designed to be used on the shop floor.
At the event, Mitutoyo was demonstrating many of its metrology and inspection products, including hand-held micrometers, coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), optical and vision measuring systems, and hardness testing machines. The company was also showcasing its MeasurLink statistical process control (SPC) software. The software collects data from a range of Mitutoyo inspection products, including its new U-Wave Fit attachment that wirelessly transmits data from a range of calipers and micrometers.
An interactive table that made its debut at the company’s IMTS booth last month was also on display at the event. Visitors could place smaller products or models of larger products onto the screen on the top of the table for more information about that product.
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