About This Webinar
In the fast-evolving world of manufacturing quality control, measurement tools must adapt to new materials, processes and standards. Join Brighton Science's Aaron Berding as he explores how water contact angle (WCA) has become a trusted benchmark in surface quality — and where its limits lie. Drawing from eight years of firsthand experience, Aaron will highlight lessons learned, common missteps and new frontiers involving image analysis and machine learning. Whether you’re refining your process or just getting started, this webinar will deepen your understanding of surface measurement’s role in reliable production.

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Agenda
  • Understand the evolution of water contact angle from lab tool to production benchmark
  • Discover where WCA excels—and where it falls short—in various manufacturing contexts
  • Learn how advanced image analysis and machine learning are expanding measurement capabilities
  • See how surface quality benchmarking fits into modern manufacturing maturity models
Presenter
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    Aaron Berding
    Global Applications Director, Brighton Science
    Aaron Berding has been helping customers solve complex surface cleaning and treatment challenges in automotive, consumer electronics and medical device manufacturing at Brighton Science since 2015. Diverse industry knowledge and application expertise allow him to identify short-term resolutions and long-term strategic opportunities, including process remediation, scrap reduction, elimination of warranty claims and introduction of novel materials and processing techniques. Aaron’s commitment to customer success ensures that clients achieve their technical and business goals after partnering with Brighton Science.
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