PT. Win Sarana Perkasa was established in Indonesia in 2016, owned by a local people who also based in Indonesia. We are the official Representative/Agent/Dsitributor of Optical Gaging Products (OGP) in Indonesia. Today we meets the metrology needs of manufacturers from manual inspection to fully automated. With the support from headquarters based in Singapore, we successfully introduced SmartScope® System and wide product range for Quality Control and Assurance in Indonesia. We do service and markets our products locally, so that customers are more easily to reach us for any kinds of enquiries, also avoiding the limitation in communication across different languages.

OGP® offers precision video and multisensor coordinate measuring systems used for dimensional inspection, designed and manufactured at our corporate headquarters in Rochester, NY, USA. We have over 70 years of industry experience.

The products we make fit a range of categories: multisensor metrology, optical inspection, video measurement, laser scanning, and more.

Our systems are used daily across the world to help manufacturers improve quality. Our products provide solutions for applications in the automotive, aerospace, ceramic, clinical, electronic, semiconductor, plastics, biomedical, and metalworking industries, among others. We are recognized as a premier supplier of non-contact and multisensor measuring instruments around the world.

We have the experience and skills you can trust. We have people who design and manufacture the mechanics, optics, electronics, and software used in our products; people who offer practical, cost-effective solutions; and people who don’t accept anything less than the highest standards of quality for you.

In today’s world, improved productivity is everyone’s goal. Innovative measurement technology from OGP provides precision for you - precision to make quality parts with the highest degree of confidence. You can count on us to improve your productivity.

OGP SmartScope multisensor measurement systems combine optical, laser and tactile sensors, letting you measure parts more completely, with lower uncertainty and in less time with a single system, than you could using multiple specialized measuring systems. This added versatility translates into lower capital expense and lower operating costs.

Any measurement system uses at least one sensor technology. A sensor collects data points from a part to perform a measurement – it's the probe or detector that "senses" the part. Sensor technologies are contact or non-contact. A sensor that applies pressure to a part – like the familiar touch probe – is a contact sensor.