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2D measurement of transparent thin films

By selecting a wavelength at which a material absorbs light and performing observations at that wavelength, it is possible to evaluate 2-D unevenness in the thickness of thin films, such adhesive or coating films.

  • Unevenness of adhesive coating
  • Unevenness of release agent application
  • Unevenness of paint/coating film application

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  • #High-speed heat propagation imaging solutions
  • #Infrared high-speed camera
  • #High-speed infrared camera
  • #visualization
  • #Unevenness
  • #infra-red

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