AutoMATE II - A device to measure residual stress
AutoMATE II
A device to measure residual stress
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Do you even care to measure residual stress? AutoMATE II gives the accurate residual stress measurement. The stress undergone during production and time to time usage of your object can be measured. It also gives you an estimate of the lifetime of your object. It is one of the best tool to measure residual stress.
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https://www.rigaku.com/en/products/xrd/automate
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Residual stress with cent per cent accuracy and precision ensures the quality and enables the user to know the life span of the object in a more advanced way. AutoMATE II in this regard is a much useful way to determine the residual stress of light and heavy objects with a quite wonderful precision. Awesome hunt !
awesome product. Will be good for my deepwell pump's motor😁
Sometimes i just check if the box is hot much than i turn it off but with this maybe i can measure it better when it need a "rest" so it will be not broken every year 2x
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