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New online measuring technology can detect nearly any change in liquid properties straight from the process in real-time. The novel technology has the potential to revolutionize liquid quality control, since it enables continuous process monitoring and is universally suitable for all fluids, from thin to thick.
A measuring system for characterizing the visual quality of functional and decorative surfaces, Rhopoint TAMS uses four parameters to describe the visual sensation: contrast, image sharpness, waviness, and dominant structure size.
Automotive companies and coaters recognize the need to monitor viscosity, but making that measurement outside the laboratory has challenged process engineers and quality departments. Automated in-line viscosity measurement enables continuous monitoring of paint at the point of application.
Designed for the level measurement of solids from granulate to powder, OPTIFLEX 6200 can be used for bulk storage and other silos up to 131 ft with a measuring accuracy of ±0.08".
