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News Release from: NDC Infrared Engineering | Subject: TFG-710 thickness gauge
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 17 August 2001
Accurate measurements of even sub-micron
films
NDC Infrared Engineering is launching a new on-line ultra thin film thickness gauge which uses new infrared technology to overcome the effects of optical fringe interference
NDC Infrared Engineering will launch its new on-line ultra thin film thickness gauge, TFG-710 at K-2001 The revolutionary gauge uses new infrared technology to overcome the effects of optical fringe interference and provides accurate measurements down to sub-micron films
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 6 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Designed for thickness measurement of cast and biaxially oriented films, TFG-710 provides real-time measurement with a single scan.
The gauge is resistant to harsh environmental conditions to ensure minimum maintenance is required.
NDC Infrared Engineering is the leading gauge supplier to the extrusion industry.
TFG-710 is the latest addition to NDC Infrared's comprehensive range of measurement sensors, control solutions and systems.
Other products on display at K-2001 will include: ProNet, the network based advanced measurement and control system for multi-scanner / measurement applications; 6100TC, for continuous measurement and display of cross-web product profiles for single measurement solutions; Accuprobe, a fixed position 'gamma backscatter' sensor for continuous on-line measurement of basis weight or thickness of web products; FG710 and IG710, providing high speed measurement of coat-weight / film thickness and moisture.
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