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For Developing Quality Products
At Tamron, we continue to work on improving our quality management systems in
order to make quality products that satisfy our customers. As a result, Tamron is now
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| Tamron’s head office in Omiya, three factories in Aomori, and Tamron Optical (Foshan) in China
have all obtained ISO9001-2000 certifications. All employees are always working to improve our
quality assurance systems so that we manufacture high quality products in accordance with the
quality assurance objectives of the Tamron Group, supplying products that satisfy our customers.
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| We at Tamron have been using questionnaires and implementing customer satisfaction
studies with users and business customers, feeding the information obtained to all
employees. We are effectively using a cycle for quality improvement and reflecting the
opinions received into the improvement of existing products and development of new models
in order to supply customers with products offering high reliability and enhancing customer
satisfaction.
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Tamron strives to supply customers with
products offering long service life. Products
are designed with this objective in mind
and tested before delivery to customers.
Working toward this goal, Tamron installed
additional test instruments at Tamron
Optical (Foshan) in 2005 and 2006 to
establish a structure capable of performing
reliability tests at the factory in China at
the same level as in Japan. Major tests
include validating performance assurance
at use environment temperatures, drop
impact tests, vibration tests, repeated
operation endurance tests, and thermal
shock resistance tests.
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| Tamron is always at the forefront of
developing lenses that are convenient and
easy to use. As a pioneer in high-power
zoom lenses, Tamron developed high-power
zoom lenses that combine the functions
of two zoom lenses into one compact
package. For example, in 2007, Tamron
launched the AF 18-250mmm F/3.5-6.3
Di II (Model A18) with a focal length range
expanding 50mm more at the telephoto
end than the conventional AF 18-200mm
F/3.5-6.3 XR Di II (A14).
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