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Archives for November 2015

November 27, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Upgrade Ships To Esmark

We are happy to announce that an AGT400 has shipped to Esmark Steel Group, Chicago Heights, Illinois. Esmark has taken advantage of our new Legacy / Obsolete Thickness Gauge Upgrade Program (https://www.advgauging.com//legacy-obsolete-gauge-upgrade-program/) by ordering an AGT400 upgrade to replace an outdated 20 year old GR200.

Filed Under: AGT400, Gamma Gauge, Isotope Gauge

November 20, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Energy Efficient

Solar Panel

 

Here at Advanced Gauging Technologies, we take pride in being  innovative. Since our most recent idea is now operational, we   wanted to share the exciting news with you!

 

In an effort to be cutting edge and create a more environmentally friendly workplace, we have installed 124 solar panels atop the roof of our Plain City, Ohio offices . Together, these panels produce up to 35 kilowatts of energy per hour, which covers, on average, 96% of our usage.

Filed Under: Advanced Gauging Technologies, Service, Staff

November 13, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

A.G.T. Welcomes New Field Service Technician!

Kevin was born in Central Ohio and is the youngest of four boys. With the exception of living in Cincinnati for a few years, he has lived in the Columbus area all of his life. Kevin was married for 14 years, has a son, Bryden, and a silky terrier, Odie.

Growing up, Kevin would explore the parks and rivers near his home. He graduated from Westland High School where he was involved with a variety of activities from Horticulture to Applied Physics. While in high school he also attended Paul C. Hayes Technical School for Electronics and Columbus State Community College for Electronics Engineering.

He eventually went to work for Xerox where he became a Field Service Technician after scoring the highest ever in the region on their aptitude test. From there he went to work for HP, subcontracted to Chase bank as an IT Coordinator while at the same time going to DeVry for Network Management. Due to health issues with his wife and mother-in-law, Kevin transitioned into an active role in their medical care.

Nowadays Kevin loves to travel, especially to Mexico. He is currently working on learning Spanish to overcome the language barrier while there. His hobbies include working on his car and car audio, going out listening to music, and dancing (he has taken ballroom and salsa lessons). He also enjoys canoeing, hiking, and other outdoor activities. When the sun is shining, he puts the top down on his car and just drives. Recently he went to Costa Rica where he went waterfall rappelling, zip lining, whitewater rafting, and even took some surfing lessons. In the spring he cruised through the Smokey Mountains with his car club and drove the Tail of the Dragon and Cherohala Skyway. He already has plans to return next year and every year after with them.

Filed Under: Advanced Gauging Technologies, AGT800, Laser Gauge, Laser Thickness

November 6, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

AGT800 Laser Thickness Gauge Ships To Alcos Machinery

Another AGT800 is in transit, this time to Alcos Machinery, a Canadian line builder. This laser thickness gauge will be installed on a new 84” slitting line for Samuel, Son & Company’s new Columbia, Tennessee facility. The gauge will be used to measure various steel and aluminum alloys with a thickness range of 0.020 to 0.160”.

Filed Under: Advanced Gauging Technologies, AGT800, Laser Gauge, Laser Thickness, Service

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