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In addition to Davinor's own products, LayerGauge® and GonioGauge, we also represent Oakland Instrument Corporation in Europe. Oakland Instrument is USA based manufacturer of several types of laboratory testers especially suitable for plastic and paper industry. See the products.

 

 

    

 

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GonioGauge GG1 Contact Angle Measuring Device
Davinor GonioGauge GG1 provides accurate measuring results of contact angle of liquids on solid surfaces. It gives precise characterization of material surface properties fast and reliably.

Basic surface characterization can be made for wide range of materials by using water as a liquid in adjustable precision syringe. Test method is described in ASTM D5946-04 Standard.

GonioGauge GG1  is specially designed to sustain the strain in production facilities. Dust, gases and impacts set high demands on precision tools. GG1  provides outstanding accuracy straight next to production lines, wich has normally been privilege of laboratories.

 

 
Measure Multilayer Structure in Seconds

Davinor provides an efficient Quality Control tool for multilayered plastic films. LayerGauge®  is the most powerful instrument available, when thickness characterization of each layer is needed. LayerGauge®  measures all layers at same time and gives results in seconds. Davinor M-Flex program provides comprehensive reporting.

 

 

 

 

 

Davinor M-Flex is sophisticated Graphical User Interface Software with programming, measuring, reporting and calibration features. See detailed information of available new models and find out which unit is particularly suitable for your needs.

 

Try LayerGauge® with your own products. You can send us a fullfilled Davinor Sample Specification Form with 1-5 samples of your production. Davinor measures them and sends you comprehensive report of your products multilayer charasteristics. See your self, what a safe and precise white light interferomery can do...