Extrusion Asia Edition 2-2022

its predecessor, the FE-9 width mea- surement system consists of two half-beams in three different sizes, which can be connected to each other at different positions. With only a few different modules, this sy- stem enables width measurement of film webs between 10 and over 4000 millimeters. The CUFE-9 operator console, which is also new, combines 50 years of ex- perience in width control technology with state-of-the-art technology. If the CUFE-9 is integrated into the company network, the system can be completely controlled remotely via a web browser. In addition, width measuring instruments from the 6th generation introduced in 1985 can be connected to the CUFE-9. The online film thickness gauge K- XRAY Rotomat KT 3G based on X- ray technology, which was introduced at the last K trade show, is now an established device on the global market. On several occasions, thickness gauges based on a gamma solid-state ra- diator have also been replaced by a K-XRAY sensor. As a result, thin foils can be measured much more precisely, which, in com- bination with profile control, leads to decisively tighter cross- profile tolerances. By no means will the 50-year-old KCS now rest on its laurels. The development pipeline is full to bursting and highly moti- vated, hard-working employees of the KCS specialist depart- ment are doing their best to ensure that new, high-precision, innovative measuring and control devices with the best price- performance ratio will soon be launched on the world market. Finally, KCS would like to send a huge thank you to its world- wide customers for their good cooperation and their loyal part- nership over many years. Without their investments in measuring and control equipment from the KCS, this success story could never have been written. 38 测量和控制技术, 公司周年庆 Extrusion Asia Edition 2/2022 ➠ HCH. KÜNDIG & CIE. AG Joweid Zentrum 11, 8630 Rüti ZH, Switzerland www.gauge.ch, sales@gauge.ch K 2022: Hall 10, Stand C51 K-RAY Rotomat: 从伽马射线到X射线的改装包 伽马射线到X射线 K-RAY Rotomat: Retrofit package from gamma-ray to X-ray