Northwest Analytical Releases Casebook on SPC Applications in Packaging

(PRLEAP.COM) Portland, Oregon, January 22, 2007 - Packaging production and filling operations require Statistical Process Control (SPC) monitoring and control to meet regulatory and customer requirements. Northwest Analytical, Inc. (NWA) has published a casebook of application profiles and case studies to describe successful SPC implementations in packaging applications.

Packaging users and producers use SPC software from NWA to monitor processes and identify improvements and efficiencies needed to meet exacting customer demands for higher quality and product consistency while keeping costs down. The SPC software is also used to analyze products and processes in order to demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements, ensure consistency in meeting supply chain requirements, and validate test and production procedures.

The NWA Packaging Casebook details how producers apply SPC and NWA software to improve products and processes in packaging production and use. Download this free collection of important articles, application notes, and case studies at:
http://www.nwasoft.com/appnotes/ind-pkg-notes-form.asp

About Northwest Analytical
Northwest Analytical (NWA) is the world¡¦s leading provider of SPC software, with more than 50,000 licenses shipped to over 5,000 companies, worldwide. NWA is the global SPC standard for worldwide corporations such as Crown Cork & Seal, Huhtamaki and Unilever. NWA software is recognized for its power, ease-of-use and its simple, tight integration with other manufacturing systems. The NWA SPC software suite includes products such as NWA Quality Analyst„µ, NWA Quality Analyst WebServer„µ and NWA Quality Monitor„µ for manufacturing analytics, plant-floor quality data collection and monitoring, SPC charting, enterprise reporting, and real-time, embedded SPC.


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