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Plain City, Ohio – Advanced Gauging Technologies has received a new purchase order from
Feroleto Steel Co., Inc. Knoxville TN. for an AGT800 Laser Thickness Gauge. The gauge will
be installed on a 64” Braner Turret Head slitting line and is scheduled to ship in June 2025.

Metal Industry News

KORE Machinery Orders AGT Gauge

By Metal Center News Staff on Jan 30, 2025

Advanced Gauging Technologies has received a new gauge purchase order from KORE Machinery. The order is for a AGT400 Isotope Thickness Gauge to be located on a Oscillating C-frame 75-inch line.

KORE Machinery, Dover, Del., is a leading manufacturer of coil processing and precision equipment, specializing in metal forming and sheet metal cutting machines.

Advanced Gauging Technologies is the premier manufacturer of non-contact thickness gauges for various processing lines throughout North America with over 290 gauges in operation. The company services 400 plus gauges at 170 plus service centers located throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Plain City, Ohio – Advanced Gauging Technologies has received a new purchase order from Phoenix Metals in Peachtree Corners, GA. The order is for an AGT 400 Isotope Thickness Gauge that will be used to measure various steel alloys

Advanced Gauging Technologies has received a new gauge purchase order from Mill Steel Birmingham, AL. The order is for AGT400 Isotope Thickness Gauges. The gauge will be located on a 72” Braner slitting line and scheduled to ship in January 2025.