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Strainoptics,
Inc.
108 W. Montgomery Ave.
North Wales, PA 19454
Phone: (215) 661-0100
Fax: (215) 699-7029
Contact: stress@strainoptics.com
Website: www.strainoptics.com
Products
- GASP® and AUTO-GASP Surface Stress Polarimeters
- GES-100 Edge Stress Meters
- PSV-100 Portable Strain Viewer (Polariscope)
- PS-100 Series Laboratory Polarimeters
- PES-100 Automatic Edge Stress Analyzer (Off-Line)
- 1500-TG Automatic Edge Stress Measurement System (On-Line)
- SCA-1500 Automated Stress Scanner for Float Glass (On-Line)
- VRP-100 Reflection Polarimeter (For Automotive Windshields)
- DIAS-1600 Digital Image Analysis System (For Low-Stress Glass and Plastics)
- SCA-2004P Stress Birefringence Scanner for Plastics (Off-Line and On-Line)
- RWG Series Roll-Wave Gauges
- LT-2100 Light Transmission Meter
- Certified Strain Disc Sets for Inspection of Glass Containers per ASTM C148
- Laboratory Testing, Certification, and Calibration Services
- Custom Engineered Solutions
Founded in 1985, Strainoptics, Inc. manufactures instruments for non-destructive inspection and measurement of stress in architectural, automotive and specialty glass. Our GASP® surface stress polarimeters and GES-100 edge stress meters are used to comply with ASTM C1048 and C1279 standards for both heat-strengthened and tempered glass to assure quality and enable optimal control of furnace parameters.
In addition to our portable instruments, we offer visual and PC-based systems for measuring residual stress in float glass and well as off-line and on-line systems for measuring edge stress in heat-treated glass. Our popular roll-wave gauges are used worldwide by glass fabricators for measuring optical distortion in flat glass.
Strainoptics customers include virtually every major glass manufacturer and fabricator in the United States and Europe. For a free CD featuring our products as well as a presentation on the fundamentals of using polarimeters to measure stress, contact us.
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