Accretech
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The Accretech Surfcom 130 A Surface Roughness Meter is a compact surface texture measuring instrument for workshop environments. The Accretech Surfcom 130 A Surface Roughness Meter offers 34 roughness analysis parameters and 24 waviness analysis parameters. The Accretech Surfcom 130 A Surface Roughness Meter has a traversing length of 50 mm.[1]
The Accretech Surfcom 130 A is a surface roughness meter.[2]
The Surfcom 130A is used in workshop environments for production and quality assurance.[1]
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The Surfcom 130 A is a surface roughness meter.[2]
The Surfcom 130A uses a contact stylus method to scan surfaces.[3]
The Surfcom 130A is intended for workshop environments and production and quality assurance use.[1]
The Surfcom 130A provides roughness and waviness analysis, with 34 roughness parameters and 24 waviness analysis parameters.[1]
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