Proceq's visit and technical training at EMIN Viet Nam

**On April 16th, EMIN is pleased to welcome technical experts from [Proceq][1] to visit and provide technical training at EMIN Vietnam office in Hanoi.** Pro

On April 16th, EMIN is pleased to welcome technical experts from Proceq to visit and provide technical training at EMIN Vietnam office in Hanoi.

Proceq of Switzerland was founded in 1954 and is a leading manufacturer of high-quality portable testing solutions for many different industries. The company’s strong research and development team at its headquarters in Switzerland continues to create Swiss-manufactured products which feature latest technology and set industry standards. With subsidiaries in North and South America, United Kingdom, Russia, the Middle East, China and Singapore, the company provides its international customers with excellent local support.

This training, Proceq concentrated on Equotip Live hardness testers including The measurement method, operation and getting measurement results from IOS devices.

The new Swiss-made Proceq Live devices connect wirelessly to any Apple iPad® or iPhone using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Digital reporting, data sharing and back-up are possible directly from the iOS app and through highly secure cloud services.

The unique Logbook feature records the key parameters associated with each and every test, including settings, time stamps, photos, site notes and geolocation. Reports can be sent directly from the iOS device on-site or from the office, and all measurements are accessible through our web platform from all over the world.

EMIN engineers were excited about the superiority of the product and take the trial with the guidance of Proceq expert

Many thanks to Proceq experts for the detailed technical advice and training for EMIN Vietnam engineers. Hope that the relationship between EMIN Viet Nam & Proceq will become more and more deeply and sustainably on all sides.

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