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JF-6 Glass Stress Repeated Measurement and Reporting Workflow
A repeat-measurement workflow for chemically strengthened glass should begin with the question the laboratory wants its records to answer. JF-6 uses scattered light photoelasticity to measure the stress distribution of chemically tempered glass. The stated stress range is CS 0~2000 MPa. The state...Read more -
JF-2E Laboratory Quality Control for Ion Exchanged Glass
Laboratory quality control for ion exchanged glass needs a measurement plan that separates the physical question from the eventual release decision. JF-2E uses the optical waveguide effect to measure surface stress in chemically tempered and thermally tempered glass. The measurement range is 1000...Read more -
JF-1A Incoming Tempered Glass Quality Inspection
Incoming tempered-glass inspection should answer a specific question: what evidence does the receiving team need before material moves to the next operation or project stage? JF-1A is applied to measuring surface stress of thermally toughened and heat-strengthened glass. JF-1A uses the DSR Method...Read more -
AEM-01 Automatic Edge Stress Meter for Tempered Glass Quality Control
For a tempered-glass quality team, edge-stress review works best when the measurement task is fixed before a concern becomes an argument about a batch. AEM-01 uses the photoelastic principle for non-destructive glass edge-stress measurement. It measures stress distribution from compression to ten...Read more -
OWADMS-01 Multiple Point Windshield Measurement Planning
A windshield optical-quality project becomes easier to scope when the team turns a broad symptom or program requirement into named areas, points, conditions, and a measurement plan. OWADMS-01 automatically measures optical angular deviation, binocular deviation, and optical wedge angle. The syste...Read more -
JF-6 Glass Stress Depth Evaluation for Quality Control
Stress-depth evaluation is most useful when a quality team has already defined the material question it needs to answer. JF-6 uses scattered light photoelasticity to measure the stress distribution of chemically tempered glass. The stated stress range is CS 0~2000 MPa. The stated depth-of-layer r...Read more -
JF-2E Glass Chemical Strengthening Process Checks
Chemical-strengthening process checks should begin with a clear question: is the team investigating surface stress, depth of layer, a comparison between samples, or the measurement workflow itself? JF-2E uses the optical waveguide effect to measure surface stress in chemically tempered and therma...Read more -
JF-1A Architectural Glass Tempering Quality Spot Checks
Architectural-glass spot checks work best when the team defines the measured property, the sample condition, and the decision that follows before it reaches for an instrument. JF-1A is applied to measuring surface stress of thermally toughened and heat-strengthened glass. JF-1A uses the DSR Metho...Read more -
AEM-01 Non-Destructive Glass Edge-Stress Inspection Workflow
An edge-stress workflow should give a glass quality team a defined measurement step before it changes a process, quarantines a batch, or asks a lab to investigate further. AEM-01 uses the photoelastic principle for non-destructive glass edge-stress measurement. It measures stress distribution fro...Read more -
Online Secondary Image Separation Test System for Windshields
Windshield secondary-image concerns should be translated into a defined measurement project before a production-line station is specified. The Online Secondary Image Separation Test System can be integrated into an automotive-windshield production line to measure windshield secondary-image separa...Read more -
JF-4 Series Surface Compression and Layer Depth Calculation
For chemically strengthened glass, surface compression is only one part of the process question. A development or quality team may also need depth of layer, central tension, and a view of how stress changes through the glass. JF-4 Series is developed to automatically measure surface stress of che...Read more -
JF-3A Low-Volume Glass Laboratory Testing Workflow
Low-volume glass laboratories do not always need an automated inspection station. They do need a measurement method that makes the operator’s actions, sample side, fringe observation, and stress conversion clear. JF-3A is applied to surface-stress measurement on the tin side of thermally to...Read more