Thickness & width measurement gauges
Advanced Gauging Technologies has shipped a new AGT400 Isotope Thickness Gauge to Jemison Metals in Birmingham, Alabama. This system will be used on a 61″ Rowe CTL line to measure various steel alloys up to .250″ thick. This will be Jemison Metals’ eighth gauge purchased from A.G.T.
Advanced Gauging Technologies has shipped a new AGT400 upgrade to Harvard Coil Processing in Cleveland, Ohio. This upgrade will replace an outdated GR200 gauge and will be installed on a 76″ Braner slitting line that will measure various steel alloys up to .250″ thick. By replacing their outdated thickness gauge with a new AGT400 upgrade, Harvard Coil will be able to reduce downtime, improve efficiency as well as provide the most accurate and reliable non-contact thickness measurement available.
Advanced Gauging Technologies has shipped a new AGT400 upgrade to Samuel Doral Steel in Toledo, Ohio. This gauge will be installed on an 80” Paxton slitter and will measure various steel alloys up to .250” thick. By replacing their GR100 gauge, Samuel Doral will be able to reduce downtime, improve efficiency and provide the most accurate and reliable thickness measurement available.
At Advanced Gauging Technologies we pride ourselves on the quality of workmanship that is put into our wide variety of products. Everything is built and manufactured right here in the USA and we intend to keep it that way.
In August 1998, Ron Cook, our co-founder, completed the startup of the first AGT400 for Seymour Tubing in Seymour, Indiana. Twenty years later this gauge is still fully operational and providing the same precise non-contact thickness measurements as the day it was installed. A.G.T. still provides regular service at this location and we take great pride in knowing our first gauge is still performing as designed after two decades plus of faithful service.
Advanced Gauging Technologies has received an order for a new AGT400 upgrade of an outdated GR100 Isotope gauge at Samuel Doral Steel in Toledo, Ohio. This gauge will be installed on an 80″ Paxson slitter and will measure various steel alloys up to .250″ thick. By replacing their GR100 gauge Samuel Doral will be able to reduce downtime, improve efficiency as well as provide the most accurate and reliable thickness measurements available.