METALCASTING SUPPLIES
Borescopes With Notation Capabilities
New Product Release for ERP Software
MIE Solutions, Garden Grove, Calif., unveiled new capabilities in its latest prod- uct release within MIE Trak Pro, which will provide inter-division and inter-site capabilities in all applications. Trak Pro can streamline processes and improve col- laboration in a single location or multiple locations throughout the supply chain. Recent improvements can accommodate transactions spanning multiple compa-
nies to reduce errors and wait times. Visit
www.mie-solutions.com for more information.
Saw Arm Assemblies for Cutting Systems
Gradient Lens Corporation, Roches- ter, N.Y., has announced an additional feature to its Hawkeye V2 Video Borescopes that will allow users to add notations to still images and video footage. Te new Annotation Feature allows images to include the date of inspection and any necessary inspector notes. Hawkeye V2 Video Borescopes are available in diameters of 4 and 6 mm with an LED light source and
four-way articulation. Visit
www.gradientlens.com for more information.
Kalamazoo Industries, Kalamazoo, Mich., offers custom cutting systems with assemblies available for abrasive, non-ferrous or dry cutting, and manual and semi-automatic operation. Te Model KM20AS and the Model K20AS saws have a 16/18/20-inch blade arm assembly. Te Model K10AS manually operated saw features a 10-inch blade arm assembly. Te Model K12-14AS manu- ally operated saw features a
12-14-inch blade arm assembly. Visit
www.kalamazooindustries.com for more information.
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