Glass Inspection

Glass Thickness Gauge for Glaziers: How to Verify Glass Before Ordering Replacement IGUs
Glass Thickness Gauge for Glaziers: How to Verify Glass Before Ordering Replacement IGUs
Before you order a replacement insulating glass unit (IGU), you need to know the glass thickness, the air space, the overall unit thickness, and the Low-E coating type. A glass thickness gauge from EDTM, the Glass-Chek PRO (GC3001), measures glass, air space, and overall thickness and detects ...
Glass Thickness Tolerance Testing in Manufacturing: How to Verify Specs With a Glass Thickness Meter
Glass Thickness Tolerance Testing in Manufacturing: How to Verify Specs With a Glass Thickness Meter
Tolerance testing compares what you built to what the spec says you should have built. A glass thickness meter does the measuring half of that job: the EDTM Glass-Chek PRO (GC3001) reads glass thickness, air space, and overall IG unit thickness, and identifies Low-E coating type and location, ...
Can You Measure Glass Thickness Without Removing the Window?
Can You Measure Glass Thickness Without Removing the Window?
Yes. A handheld glass thickness gauge measures glass and air space thickness in an installed insulated glass (IG) unit without removing the window. Laser gauges like EDTM's MG1500 MIG measure from a single side with no additional tools, and meters like the Glass-Chek PRO test windows already installed in ...
GC3200 vs. GC3001: Which Glass Thickness Meter Is Right for Your Workflow?
GC3200 vs. GC3001: Which Glass Thickness Meter Is Right for Your Workflow?
If you are shopping for a glass thickness meter, you will find that EDTM offers two handheld models: the GC3200 Glass-Chek ELITE and the GC3001 Glass-Chek PRO. Both measure glass and air space thickness, identify Low-E coatings, and test a window from one side. So which one do you actually need?This guide...
MIG Thickness Gauge for Insulated Glass: How to Measure Glass and Air Space Accurately
MIG Thickness Gauge for Insulated Glass: How to Measure Glass and Air Space Accurately
A MIG thickness gauge measures glass and air space thickness in sealed insulating glass units. MIG stands for Manual IG Thickness Gauge. Laser reflections off the glass surfaces appear on the gauge's graduated scale, and the distances between those reflections give you the thickness of each pane and the a...
What Is a Glass Thickness Gauge and How Does It Measure Glass and Air Space?
What Is a Glass Thickness Gauge and How Does It Measure Glass and Air Space?
A glass thickness gauge is a handheld meter that measures the thickness of each glass pane, the air space between them, and the overall thickness of an insulated glass unit. It reads from one side of the window, so you can test installed windows and order the correct replacement IG unit without guesswork....
Understanding Low E, VLT, and Glass Performance: A Beginner's Guide
Understanding Low E, VLT, and Glass Performance: A Beginner's Guide
Low E, VLT, and glass performance describe different characteristics of a window. Low E refers to a low emissivity coating designed to influence radiant heat transfer through glazing. VLT, or Visible Light Transmission, describes how much visible...
How to Identify Low E Glass Windows
How to Identify Low E Glass Windows
Why Identifying Low E Glass Matters One of the easiest ways to make the wrong recommendation is to assume you know what type of glass is installed. Two windows may look identical. Both may appear clear. Both may have similar reflectivity. Yet one could have a Low E coating while the other does not. ...
Boost Field Accuracy with EDTM’s Low‑E & Thickness Detectors
Boost Field Accuracy with EDTM’s Low‑E & Thickness Detectors
Let’s cut to the chase: If you’re in the window or glass game and you're not using EDTM’s tools, you’re leaving money and reputation on the table. Accuracy is everything. One wrong measurement and BAM, you’re redoing an entire install, eating up time, money, and your client’s trust. That’s where EDTM’s Low-E ...
Choosing the Right Glass Inspection Tools: A Smart Move for Quality Control
Choosing the Right Glass Inspection Tools: A Smart Move for Quality Control
When it comes to producing, installing, or inspecting architectural glass, precision is non-negotiable. Inaccurate assumptions about glass thickness, airspace, or Low-E coatings can lead to performance failures, warranty issues, and failed inspections. That’s why leading professionals rely on EDTM’s suite ...
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