Ir single measuring distance

The Ir single measuring distance is used in the analysis of surface roughness to obtain precise information about the condition of material surfaces. This method uses the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum to draw conclusions about the roughness of a surface without resorting to complex mechanical processes.

The Ir single measuring section works by directing infrared radiation onto the surface to be examined and analyzing the reflected radiation. The interaction of the infrared radiation with the surface produces characteristic patterns that allow conclusions to be drawn about the roughness of the surface.

The advantage of analyzing surface roughness using the Ir single measuring path is that it is non-invasive and does not physically affect the surface. This makes it particularly suitable for applications where accurate characterization of the surface is required without damaging the material. Industries such as metalworking, electronics production and quality control can benefit from this precise and non-contact method to assess the roughness of surfaces in their products.