EMIN completed training module "Proceq Metal Instrument Standardized Service" in Singapoore

Recently, EMIN has successfully completed the TRAINING MODULE "Proceq Metal Instrument Standardized Service" and is now authorized to carry out repairs, r

Recently, EMIN has successfully completed the TRAINING MODULE
"Proceq Metal Instrument Standardized Service"
and is now authorized to carry out repairs, replacements, upgrades and calibration of Proceq Concrete Instrument
Place: Proceq Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore
Date: 10th 11th May, 2018

The training modules covered the following specific topics:
• Functionality and operation of instrument
• Failure analysis of instrument and components
• Repairs of instrument and components
• Calibration of instrument and components
• Software Upgrade of instrument
The instruments covered were the Universal Platform, Equotip3 & Equotip Piccolo / Bambino.

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