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    Scienscope provides microfocus X-ray to E.M.I.
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    Scienscope provides microfocus X-ray to E.M.I.

    Scienscope International, a supplier of cabinet style microfocus X-ray systems, announced that E.M.I.has been relying on the X-ray component counters.
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    Scienscope International, an American supplier of cabinet style microfocus X-ray systems, announced that E.M.I., a large and efficient OEM manufacturer in Southern California, has been relying on the latest X-ray component counters to improve the efficiency.

    E.M.I. is currently in the process of purchasing another counter from Scienscope to strengthen their relationship with key customers. Being the most important OEM manufacturer for key customers, the real-time, transparent inventory communication is the key to guarantee lead time and accurate inventory. It also makes component tracing automatic. This machine also features internal barcode scanning and MES integration.

    “We have purchased three Scienscope AXC-800 component counters. These machines are accurate, affordable and easy to use,” commented C.M., President of E.M.I. “We are in the process of purchasing the latest model AXC-800 III, which includes the internal barcode reading. The overall savings over 18 months will definitely pay for the machine.”

    According to Scienscope’s President and Chief Designer Eddy Lin, the latest component counter should be easier to use than a microwave and just as fast.

    www.scienscope.com

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