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!!%%(color: #003399; font-size: 24px;) Your process data is valid but product with recyclate is weak?
!!%%(color: #003399; font-size: 24px;) Your process data is valid but product with recyclate shows flaws?
Due to instable processes caused by temperature, pressure or other changes in the
process, the quality outcome of extrusion or recycling machines can be lower
than expected. With help of the Process Quality Analytics tool, errors in the
data found during processing certain materials can be spotted automatically.
Such errors can be hard for the naked eye to spot.
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