Provides a non-destructive means of measuring stress in the surface layer of commercial float, plate and sheet glass. The Refractometer can be used on glass which has a refractive index in the range of 1.516 up to 1.566. This index range can be changed by substitution of optional prisms. $5,762.
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Check goggles, welder's lenses, and eye glasses to ANSI standards for refractive power, prismatic power and definition. Easy and convenient to use. $4,784.
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Measures coating thickness, scratches nicks, grooves and small steps in the approximate range from 0.0001 to 0.04 inch. A beam of light intersects the surface of the test piece at a 45 degree angle and is divided or "sectioned" by the top and bottom surfaces of the irregularities. Viewing and measurement is done using a filar micrometer with movable cross hairs equipped with electronic digital readout.  M1108E is priced at $9,750.  
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For viewing objects at high magnifications of 20X and 50X and at long working distances of 10" or 16".  At 20X the scope reads to 0.00005" per division on the eyepiece micrometer drum over a range of 0.2". At 50X the scope reads to 0.00002" per division with a  range of  0.080". The scope length is approximately 20". From $4K.

Creep and thermal expansion measuring instruments employ micrometer slides and traveling microscopes to precisely measure length changes in samples. Relay lenses provide working distances of 10" and 16" for viewing objects in furnaces or other inaccessible places.  From $6K.

The StokesMeter is a advanced approach to the measurement of polarized light. This patented device uses no moving parts and no modulators to quickly and accurately determine the complete polarization state, or change in polarization of an unknown input beam.  $15K.
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