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Suspended

Testing Laboratory

KMS e.K.

Gründleinsweg 5, 96215 Lichtenfels, OT Schney, Germany

D-PL-11113-01-00 | Date of suspension: 30.12.2023

Kurzschreibung des Geltungsbereichs

Ermittlung und Dokumentation von 1D/3D-Soll-Ist-Abweichungen gefertigter Produkte mit Hilfe von 1D-Handmessmitteln und taktilen 3D-Koordinatenmessgeräten Durchführung und Dokumentation von maßlichen Erstmusterprüfungen gefertigter Produkte mit Hilfe von 1D-Handmessmitteln und taktilen 3D-Koordinatenmessgeräten

Short description of the scope (machine translation)

determination and documentation of 1D/3D-Soll-is-deviations manufactured products with help of 1D-hand measuring equipment and tactile 3D-coordinate measuring machines run and documentation of dimensional first article inspection manufactured products with help of 1D-hand measuring equipment and tactile 3D-coordinate measuring machines

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