I gave a lecture at the public committee of the Japan Society of Automotive Engineers!

Kistler Japan G.K. Head office

On September 18, at a public committee meeting of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers held at the University of Tokyo, Matsuura from our Sensor Technology Division gave a presentation introducing how measuring resistance in the cutting process can reduce the defect rate and contribute to quality improvement. Date and Time: September 18, 2019 (Wednesday) 13:30 - 16:15 Theme: "Changing Automotive Quality through Measurement!" Presentation Title: "Measuring Cutting Resistance with a Quartz Piezoelectric Cutting Power Meter" Related Keywords: Cutting, Power Meter, Processing, Sensor, Analysis

Kistler's dynamometer contributes to the improvement of cutting machining technology.

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