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July 31, 2024 By Steve Venters

AGT800 Ships to Feroleto Steel Weirton

A new AGT800 Laser Thickness Gauge was shipped to Feroleto Steel’s Weirton, WV plant on July 19, 2024.  The gauge will be located on a 64″ Slitting Line and will be the Weirton plants 2nd AGT800.

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July 31, 2024 By Steve Venters

A.G.T. Receives New AGT800 Order from Venture Steel de Mexico

Advanced Gauging Technologies has received a new purchase order from Venture Steel de Mexico (Ramos Arizpe) for an AGT 800 Laser Thickness Gauge.  The gauge will be installed on a new 62” Athader Slitting Line and will be used to measure various steel alloys.  Shipment is scheduled for January, 2025.  That’s #MeasuringMadeEasy.

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October 26, 2021 By Steve Venters

Measuring Mult-Widths: Laser vs Camera

Accurate measuring of mult widths on slitting lines has long been a goal of metal processors.  Historically, mults (strips cut from master coils) are typically measured by hand which, as most people know, is inconsistent, time consuming and oftentimes unsafe.  However, as tolerances become tighter it has become more important than ever for processors to insure that mult widths meet the requirements of their customers.

Fortunately, Advanced Gauging Technologies has answered the call with our new AGT Mult-Width™ Gauging system.  This revolutionary new technology uses a laser to provide a more accurate, real-time, non-contact way to measure mult widths.

Our technicians spent a great deal of time testing and evaluating a multitude of measuring options, including commonly used camera vision systems.  We ultimately determined that a laser based system was the only way to go.  Camera based systems only work when the material being measured is flat, stable and close.  There is no room for material movement, up, down or angled, when using a vision system.  When the material moves, which is typical on virtually all slitting lines, so does the perceived width of the strip as seen by a camera.   We classify this as a “field of view” issue.

Likewise, backlighting which is required for camera systems, can also be a problem.  Changes in the amount of light along with dust and scale can all impact measuring accuracy.

The AGT Mult-Width™ gauge overcomes these concerns.  As the linear robot moves the laser sensor continuously back and forth across the material, it is able to find the leading and trailing edges of each individual mult and measures the distance between them.  This method allows the gauge to operate up to   22” above the material with no loss in measurement accuracy.  Additionally,  the AGT Mult-Width gauge does not require the use of backlights or reflectors that are subject to changes in light and dust or scale.

Using the AGT Mult-Width gauge will improve accuracy, eliminate set-up errors, provide continuous tracking and recording of mult-widths for documentation, and improve safely and productivity.  Please contact Sales@AdvGauging.com for more information and a quote.

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October 5, 2021 By Steve Venters

Heidtman Steel Orders New AGT400 Upgrade

Heidtman Steel Products, Inc. has ordered a new AGT400 Upgrade for an obsolete GR100 thickness gauge at their Erie, MI plant.  The gauge will be located on a 62″ Pro-Eco Slitting Line and used to measure various steel alloys up to .250″ in thickness.  This order marks  the 10th addition to Heidtman’s family of A.G.T. gauges.  We are proud and honored to continue our long-term relationship with Heidtman.

Please visit Advanced Gauging at AdvGauging.com for additional information.

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September 10, 2021 By Steve Venters

A.G.T. Receives 2nd AGT400 Order from Ohio-Kentucky Steel

Advanced Gauging Technologies has received an order from Ohio-Kentucky Steel in Franklin, OH for their second AGT400. This order follows closely on the heels of their first gauge P.O. which was placed earlier this year.

The new AGT400 will be installed on a 60” Stamco slitting line where it will measure various steel alloys including galvanized steel from 0.023” to 0.150”. Slitting lines are ideal for the AGT400 as in many cases the passline can have quite a bit of variance. The AGT400 is indifferent to this and will still provide the most accurate thickness reading possible.

Even in extremely dirty environments the AGT400 will perform flawlessly because it is impervious to dust, oil mist and other contaminants that may be in that air. Just one more way A.G.T. is providing the best thickness gauging systems on the market, and then some.

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AGT400 Thickness Gauge

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