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Control 2022
Probably largest trade fair in the field of measurement technology and quality assurance is firing up and ready to go.
Baugh & Weedon are getting ready for Control, in Stuttgart, May, 3rd-6th. This will be the first European show since 2019 and we are looking forward to meeting colleagues old and new. Drop by and meet the team, including our German partners, on stand 6406, Hall 6.
We will be showcasing our core ranges but with highlights on those NDT solutions which are of particular relevant to the control of measurement, quality and inspection. These solutions will include the Teledictor 4618 Bench top segregator, the BroadSound UT Pulser receiver ideal for transducer characterization, research and development of ultrasonic non-destructive testing, material characterization and biomedical research, the BondCheck multi-mode and testing flaw detector providing high speed inspection in pitch-catch, resonance and MIA bond testing modes, with excellent defect sensitivity; and the Terametrix Terahertz Inspection solutions which can determine the thickness of multiple coating layers with unsurpassed precision, producing images of subsurface structure, or provide offset and separation between panels, delivering precision data. Terahertz pulses penetrate most non-conductive materials, with no pollutants required and using safe low power thermal energy.
The Control Exhibition and event team states “ The Control trade fair has long been the most interesting and probably also the largest trade fair in the field of measurement technology and quality assurance, also on an international scale. Unfortunately, due to the given circumstances, we had to do without this platform for the exchange with our customers in the past two years. Despite all efforts via online events, there is no substitute for a face-to-face exhibition. We are therefore particularly looking forward to the trade fair in 2022.
Following the long-standing tradition, we will present our new products developed in the last two years to the professional audience. Since multisensor coordinate measuring technology and computed tomography are ideally suited for solving current problems, such as measuring 3D printed workpieces, medical implants or e-mobility components such as fuel cells, this technology will certainly play a major role at Control 2022.:
If you are planning to come along during the week use our link to get a free day pass to Control... and come and see us on stand 6406!