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MeasureWatch keeps an eye on your instruments, giving you confidence in your QC and saving you money.

When it comes to your color, what do you really know?

Can your verification system survive one level of questioning?

Do your customers’ instruments agree with yours?

“My proofer’s within 2 delta-E” ….. really? Don’t forget, EVERY measurement includes the error from the instrument. Do you have your instrument recertified yearly? Do you need to? Does your instrument drift over time? Do your instruments measure the same? How far are they apart? Do you have a system for tracking instrument age, use, maintenance & recertification?

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Four types of instrument differences

They are:

• Repeatability (noise and drift)
• Inter-instrument agreement
• Inter-model agreement
• Inter-manufacturer agreement

MeasureWatch will help you determine which type is contributing the most to your measurement error. Weed out the bad instruments. Know when variation is due to the media or other factors.

Verify the accuracy of your color instruments

• Track color instrument performance with Maxwell’s powerful pass/fail & notification services
• Tie color measurements to instruments
  • Wondering about a failed proof? check the instrument history
• Control how often verification is to occur
• Suspend use of failed instruments & expired color references
• Save money & gain confidence in recertification process

Achieve compliance with less work and money

• Traceable to NIST for ISO-9000 compliance
• Complements XRGA & new ISO activities
  • XRGA does NOT verify instruments in the field
• Inexpensive - just another Maxwell track
• Works with Maxwell pass/fail services or other systems
• Supports COLORef and other certified color references
• Maxwell hosts all COLORef reference measurements
  • just key in the serial number and go! No need to upload files