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Film Thickness Measurement


These pages (please select on the left side) explain our film thickness measurement technology using the white-light interference phenomenon. Our new FTM-Lite and the TranSpec-DSP thickness gauges distinguish from all others because of:

  •  Non-Contact and Non-Destructive Measurement

  •  Non-Radiation Optical Method using White Light

  •  Fast Measurement and Evaluation - within Milliseconds!

  •  Wide Thickness Range: 0.1 to 150 Microns ( 0.004 to 6 mil )

  •  High Accuracy: typical better +/- 0.005 Microns

  •  Simultaneous Determination of Double-Layers possible

  •  Coordinate Controlled Measurement using x/y/z-Bridges possible

  •  Convenient Software FTM-ProVis Lite and FTM-ProVis 2000

Typical applications are for instance:

- Transparent Lacquers on Metal or Plastics
- Non-Metal Layers from Vacuum Depositions
- Plastic Foils and other Wrapping Material
 


Application Note: Film Thickness Measurement Application Note: Film Thickness Measurement
Product Information: FTM-Lite VIS Film Thickness Gauge Product Information: FTM-Lite VIS Film Thickness Gauge for USB 2.0
Product Information: FTM-Lite NIR Film Thickness Gauge Product Information: FTM-Lite NIR Film Thickness Gauge for USB 2.0
Product Information: FTM-ProVis Lite Software Product Information: FTM-ProVis Lite Software
Product Information: FTM-Lite++ Programming Library Product Information: FTM-Lite++ Programming Library
Product Information: TranSpec-DSP Spectrometer Product Information: TranSpec-DSP Spectrometer
Product Information: HSL-2 Halogen Spectral Lamp Product Information: HSL-2 Halogen Spectral Lamp
Product Information: FTM-ProVis 2000 Software Product Information: FTM-ProVis 2000 Software

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Edited last on January 08, 2008