Metrology
2026-08-28 by Jane Smith
A practical field guide to Hexagon CMMs, Hexagon products, VHX digital microscopes, Fluke 114 multimeters, and how to use Eppendorf repeater pipettes when you're racing a deadline—from someone who handles rush orders daily.
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Metrology
2026-08-28 by Jane Smith
A practical field checklist for measurement tasks under tight deadlines — covering Hexagon Global S CMM setup, how to use a multimeter safely, how to read a Sensus water meter, and safe operation of the Eppendorf centrifuge 5804R.
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Metrology
2026-08-27 by Jane Smith
A hands-on checklist for emergency orders of mini multimeters, HPLC columns, and more from Hexagon's official site — what to check, what to skip, and how to avoid costly mistakes when time is tight.
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Metrology
2026-08-27 by Jane Smith
A veteran coordinator of emergency test & measurement deliveries explains why specification ambiguity, the generalist trap, and skipped training cost far more than the rush premium.
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Metrology
2026-08-26 by Jane Smith
An office administrator's story about buying Hexagon CMM probes, a micrometer set, a T5-600 split jaw clamp meter, and a hard lesson in total cost of ownership.
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Metrology
2026-08-26 by Jane Smith
Practical answers about Hexagon CMM machine buying, the Hexagon Portal, process instruments, digital calipers, and a common Rice Lake load cell troubleshooting problem.
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Metrology
2026-08-25 by Jane Smith
A practical guide to choosing between Hexagon laser trackers, FLIR E96 thermal cameras, and Fluke 87-5 multimeters, with honest advice on Hexagon support and the best Fluke multimeter for electricians.
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Metrology
2026-08-25 by Jane Smith
An industrial equipment coordinator recounts how a broken caliper, a 72-hour deadline, and a $50,000 penalty clause changed one QC manager's approach to measurement equipment budgets—and why total cost of ownership matters more than unit price.
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Metrology
2026-08-24 by Jane Smith
A procurement manager explains why the Hexagon CMM wasn't the lowest quote but was the best total cost, how a No. 436 micrometer and a 5810R refrigerated centrifuge changed the buying process, and what a 'how to turn on Mitutoyo micrometer' question revealed.
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