NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 26, 2024
Contact: Jessica Pecchia
Dorsey Metrology
845-454-3111
Dorsey Metrology International and MPI partner to Host Dutchess BOCES Students for MFG Day
Dorsey attended IMTS 2024 this September, joining leading industry experts for a week-long conference in Chicago.
Another beautiful Day at Eastec 2017! Stop by the Dorsey Metrology booth 3218 and say hello!
Congratulations to Irv Leonard and Pete Kowalski for their 20 years of service at Dorsey Metrology International! President Devon Luty congratulated both employees at the holiday gathering last month.
Salve Regina University awarded Devon Luty with the “Outstanding Young Alumni Award”. This award is bestowed upon an alumnus that is younger than 35 years old and recognizes exceptional achievement. Honorees have demonstrated great promise and accomplishment in their chosen professions and/or through community, pubic or humanitarian service.
Visit Dorsey Metrology International’s exhibit at booth 633 at the Quality Expo Chicago 2013 Show at McCormick Place, September 10th through the 12th.
Dorsey Metrology International welcomes attendees to visit with them at the Quality Expo, at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Visit Dorsey Metrology International’s exhibit at booth 633 at the Quality Expo Chicago 2013 Show at McCormick Place, September 10th through the 12th.
Dorsey Metrology International welcomes attendees to visit with them at the Quality Expo, at McCormick Place in Chicago.
60 Minutes, Sunday November 11, 2012, had a wonderful segment on the needs of U.S. Manufacturers. These needs are the same even at Dorsey. We found it so interesting we wanted to share it! If you are interested in a career in Manufacturing contact us.
Snap gages are among the oldest and simplest measuring instruments. They are used to measure the outside diameter of round parts such as shafts and the thickness of many other components. The first type snap gages were fixed limit gages which only confirmed the part being measured was within its size limits. The gage had two anvil sets with the first set sized to the largest acceptable size and the other set to the minor size tolerance. Fixed limit gages do not supply any variable data such as, actual size, approaching tolerance limits and data feedback.
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