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Old 13th October 1999, 01:41 AM
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Hehehe... MSA or Calibration? What is the first thing to do?

To do an IMTE control system, from what should I start,calibration system or MSA?
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You determine product characteristics you want to control. Next you determine what equipment you need. Then you figure out what you have in-house and what you have to buy. Then you buy what equipment you don't have. Next you get your in-house equipment calibrated, if not already (purchased equipment should be bought calibrated). Then you do measurement studies. Then on with the show!
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Default Re: What is the first thing to do? MSA or calibration?

Sir, I would like to know the difference between MSA 2nd & 3rd Edition
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Pls find the difference between 2nd and 3rd edition of MSA
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To do an IMTE control system, from what should I start,calibration system or MSA?
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It has to be calibration first. Only after successful calibration, you can determine the accuracy of MSA
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Thanks for giving reply to my first question. Sir, my next question is that what is basic difference between Process performance ,Process capablity & Machine capability. Pl let me know in detail

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Default Re: What is the first thing to do? MSA or calibration?

Sushil Dutt,

Qualityalways is correct.....calibration first.....find a calibration provider accredited by NABL (the accrediting body in India) that includes the type of calibration you need in their scope, and have them calibrate your equipment.

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