In industrial manufacturing, color is never just a question of "good looking. It directly affects product consistency, customer acceptance, production line efficiency, and even determines whether multi-factory delivery can be unified. Especially in plastic, paint, electronics, printing and packaging, medicine and other industries, a slight deviation in color control may lead to repeated proofing, rework and retesting, dispute determination and scrap costs.

But the reality is: R & D wants faster proofing, QA/QC wants more stable judgment, quality inspection wants data to be traceable, and supply chain quality leaders are more afraid of "speaking each other" in different factories ". Complex substrate, harsh site, and multi-standard collaboration make accurate and stable color management not easy. What you really need is not just a color measuring instrument, but a set of solutions that can reduce the scrap of defective products, improve efficiency, and make color decisions more efficient, intelligent and interconnected.

This is exactly where Alice is going to bring the "treasure-level new product" worth looking forward. How will it deal with the differences between rework, retesting and multi-factory color judgment? How can Standard sharing and data traceability be truly implemented? Can accuracy, efficiency and asset-lighter be considered in different application scenarios? The answer will be announced in the live broadcast room through real Machine demonstration and actual measurement.

On November 5th, 14:00-15:00, the online sharing meeting "industrial color difference control new products | The initial measurement of the S6x series" will be officially launched. In the live broadcast, Jiang Bo, the application engineer in charge of Alice, will focus on industry color control and pit avoidance guidelines, colourimetry capabilities and business revenue inventory, selection guidelines for different scenarios, standard sharing and data traceability, and elastic subscription, as well as real-Machine demonstration and interactive Q & A to face the actual colourimetry problems of the enterprise.

If you are a quality manager, technical director, Color engineer, supply chain quality director, and R & D engineer, you are right to sign up. On November 5th, let's see how new products turn "Color Problem" into "management certainty". Sign up now and lock live seats!