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Tuesday, November 14, 2017. Its all about the measurement variations and correcting the factors that contribute on it. Measurement variations can come from three main sources the person using the gage, person to person and part to part. It is also the gage itself a factor. MSA studies exist to discover and quantify the amount of variation coming from these different sources, so that corrective action may be taken if necessary. 1 To discover the amount of variation coming from three main sources. The A.CONTENT
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