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The handheld coating thickness measurement devices from the FMP10 to FMP40 range deliver precise results and the various measurement techniques available make them highly flexible.

Handheld, desktop, inline: the XAN®500 X-ray fluorescence instrument is Fischer’s most versatile yet. It can be used as a handheld device, as a fully enclosed

The FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY 4000 is specially designed for coating thickness measurement and material analysis during strip electroplating processes. This measurement system has already been installed

Instruments from the COULOSCOPE CMS2 range measure coating thicknesses by means of deplating layers through electrolysis. In particular, the Coulometric method can be used to

The main application of the instruments from the XAN® range is coating thickness measurement and analysis of gold and other precious-metal alloys. Products in this

Measurement instruments from the XUL® series are the solution of choice wherever the need is to determine coating thicknesses quickly and very precisely in electroplating

With motor-driven axes (optional) and measurement direction from top to bottom, the measurement instruments from the XDL® range enable automated serial tests. A variety of

The models of the XDV® series are the most powerful X-ray fluorescence instruments in the Fischer portfolio. They are equipped with a highly sensitive silicon

PICODENTOR HM500 is Fischer’s highest performance indentation measurement instrument. Normally, only very elaborate and extremely costly measurement instruments offer similarly high resolution and the corresponding

Wherever austenitic or duplex steels must withstand heat, aggressive substances and high pressure, the ferrite content plays a crucial role. Especially when it comes to

The MP0 and MP0R are simple, non-destructive coating thickness gauges. With their dual displays, robust housings and wear-resistant probe tips, they’re the ideal companions for

Whoever guarantees quality should rely on quality: Introducing the revolutionary DMP instrument series for tactile and non-destructive coating thickness measurement of magnetizable and non-magnetizable base

Corrosion protection starts well before the first coat of paint. The MMS® Inspection corrosion kit comprises of three devices that are needed before, during and