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Nikon Metrology has announced that ASF Metrology is acquiring Nikon Metrology’s coordinate measuring machines (CMM) business. Nikon Metrology’s CMM activities, with offices in Belgium, France, Germany, the Unit- ed Kingdom and the United States, rep- resent approximately 25 percent of Nikon Metrology, which will continue to serve selected accounts as part of a Nikon-ASF partnership.
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“This business transfer is in line with the 2017 Nikon Corporation strategic review for industrial metrology to focus on noncontact inspection, based on opti- cal and X-ray technology,” says Hajime Kosawa, CEO of Nikon Metrology, based in Leuven, Belgium.
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“I believe that ASF Metrology’s com- petitive position in the industry and its focus on CMM will enable us to expand the existing solid customer base,” says Angelo Muscarella, CEO and owner of ASF Metrology in Varallo, Italy.
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“We are excited to have this new Mit- subishi laser in our facility,” says Ronnie Burton, sales manager, M.A. Metal. “The increased power and new features of the eX-CFR laser will help increase our capabilities and open up opportuni- ties for more capacity; these are both essential components for our company growth.”
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