Fast – measure unit thicknesses for replacement purposes. Accurate – identify laminated glass in any situation, ideal for risk assessments
Quick – just point & click, glass & air-gap thickness are displayed on the calibrated scale. No glass removal necessary.

The new pocket sized Merlin TGi (toughened glass indicator) is an ideal solution to the age old problem of verifying whether glass
has been toughened or not.
The Merlin TGi changes all that. It is compact lightweight, reliable and affordable and it is able to indicate whether glass is toughened
in single or multipane units, instantly at the touch of a button.

Low-E glass is a vital component of energy efficient windows. It has a virtually invisible coating which the tool is designed to detect.
The Merlin Low-E Coating Detector is a duel purpose tester designed to detect Pilkington K-Glass and all other Low-Emissivity coatings
on single and double glazed units and indicate on which surface it is present.

Simply place the tool onto the glass to be tested, if the tool detects the presence of a coating on the piece of glass an audible tone
will be heard and the green indicator light will be illuminated. In
this way installers and inspectors can verify the presence of the coating and the correct orientation of the unit.

Hard case containing the three units above.

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The WIG" (Manual IG Thickness Gauge, #MG1 500) is a durable tool used to measure glass and air space thickness in sealed insulating glass units

GLASS THICKNESS & AIRSPACE METERS

Measure the thickness of both lites of glass, as well as the air space of a sealed insulating glass (IG) assembly from a single side. Simply press the GLASS-CHEK meter against a single pane of glass or an IG window and push the button. The thickness of both lites of glass and the air space will be displayed simultaneously on the DIGITAL LCD display,

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The GLASS-CHEK+ model (#GC2000) includes all of the features of the base model (#GCI 000), and also contains a single pane LOW-E sensor. This sensor will detect the presence of LOW-E coating on the nearest lite of glass. The display will momentarily register a "LOW E: NEAR" or "LOW E: CLEAR" reading, and then proceed with the dimensional information.