Founded in 1994 by two Ohio State electrical engineering graduates, Westerville-based OneVision Corporation manufactures can-seam inspection and weighing systems for food, beverage, and specialty manufacturers. Its U.S.-made equipment grew from precision optical instrumentation developed with Ross Laboratories and now includes the SeamMate® system, which helps production teams measure and monitor double-seam quality. OneVision has installed and actively supports more than 350 systems worldwide, with technical assistance continuing throughout the life of its equipment.
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Pressco Technology, IncFrom its Cleveland headquarters, Pressco Technology builds high-speed vision inspection and process-analysis systems for food, beverage, and packaging manufacturers. Known for more than 50 years of innovation, the company has installed over 8,500 systems in 84 countries, with individually engineered platforms that detect and reject defects on fast-moving container lines. Pressco is part of the Kestrel Vision Group and supports its installed base with a global field-service network and 24/7 technical support.CLEVELAND, OH
ALPS InspectionFounded in 1974, ALPS Inspection manufactures non-destructive, in-line leak-testing systems for empty plastic containers. From its Harrison, Ohio operation, the company has delivered more than 3,000 machines, with installed equipment testing over 50 billion containers annually. ALPS also supports those systems with feasibility testing, retrofits, spare parts and 24/7 technical service.HARRISON, OH
LaserLincFrom its Fairborn, Ohio operation, LaserLinc designs and builds non-contact measurement and process-visualization equipment for manufacturers. The 100% U.S.-owned company has spent more than 30 years helping production teams verify dimensions, wall thickness and surface quality in real time, while integrating measurement data into line control. Its equipment is backed by a typical four-year warranty and support that includes remote technical assistance.FAIRBORN, OH
Quality Vision InternationalFounded in 1945, Rochester-based Quality Vision International designs and builds dimensional measuring machines that use vision, laser, and contact sensing for manufacturing quality control. The company originated video measuring systems and is best known for its SmartScope family, introduced in 1991 as the world’s first benchtop video measuring machine. QVI’s more than 250,000-square-foot manufacturing campus supports customers in over 75 countries, with the company registered to ISO 9001:2015.ROCHESTER, NY