What are the differences between Fluke acoustic imaging camera? The Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager and the Fluke ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager have many similarities. Both tools detect leaks using an array of microphones. The pitch of the leak detected is then converted into a visual SoundMap™ image, allowing you to “see” sound. As with the ii900, the ii910 can be used to quickly scan an area while gathering photos and videos with the simple one-button...

D-Series The D-Series Dimetix Laser Distance Sensors are at the forefront of our continuous development and innovation. They measure long distances with the highest precision, reliability and speed, even in the most difficult situations. The D-series can measure on dark surfaces - even in exterior applications with solar irradiation. With this series, which is now avilable in a new modern design. Dimetix has expanded its product range with a device,...

LINE  LASERS 1. GeoSpider GREEN | Contact us for pricing GeoSpider (red laser) will be stopped and replaced by GeoSpider GREEN. GeoSpider GREEN will be much cheaper than the former red.   2. FLG 70 GREEN | Contact us for pricing Multi-Line laser for highest accuracy and measurement requirements. FL 70 => FLG 70-GREEN  Manual slope: laser plane can be tilted in coarse + fine steps by use of remote control. Accuracy +/- 1...

Trimming is the next processing step after cutting a tree trunk into individual planks on the bevel saw. The dull edge (bark) is removed and the plank becomes a board with parallel outer edges. Trimming can be carried out on any circular bench saw. However, it is now common in industrial wood processing to use state-of-the-art multi-blade saws. These not only trim the plank but also split it up directly into smaller...

The “smart Klaus” of Optimum GmbH from Karlsruhe/Germany is here in use at Siemens and supports with the help of the Z-LASER ZLP1 during the device assembly and final inspection.   Z-Laser product available at Laserman: Z-LASER ZLP1

The developers of EUV lithography have also been nominated for the German Future Prize. With this technology, the production of tiny microchips suddenly becomes possible. Microchips have long been a fundamental part of our everyday life. Hardly anyone questions the fact that we can call up and send huge amounts of data in fractions of a second - for most people, a grip in their trouser pocket is enough to hold one...