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December 18, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Almetals Upgrades To AGT400

Almetals, Wixom, Michigan, has purchased a thickness gauge upgrade for their obsolete DMC model. The AGT400 will be installed and used to measure the thickness on their 36” Ruesch slitting line for the processing of various brass, stainless, aluminum and carbon steel alloys.

December 17, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Metals USA Upgrades

Metals USA in Madison, Illinois has purchased an AGT400 to upgrade their obsolete 1996 model GR200. The AGT400 will be installed and used to measure the thickness on various steel alloys on their 72” Alcos slitter. This will be the third Metals USA facility to switch over to Advanced Gauging for their thickness gauging requirements.

December 11, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Esmark Steel Group Upgrades Four Gauges

Esmark Steel Group, Chicago Heights, Illinois, did not just stop with one upgrade order. They have definitely taken full advantage of our Legacy / Obsolete Thickness Gauge Upgrade Program (https://www.advgauging.com//legacy-obsolete-gauge-upgrade-program/) by ordering four additional AGT400 upgrades to replace an outdated electronics on their existing gauges. You can too, at least for the next seven days! Send your orders to Sales@AdvGauging.com before December 18^th.

November 27, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Upgrade Ships To Esmark

We are happy to announce that an AGT400 has shipped to Esmark Steel Group, Chicago Heights, Illinois. Esmark has taken advantage of our new Legacy / Obsolete Thickness Gauge Upgrade Program (https://www.advgauging.com//legacy-obsolete-gauge-upgrade-program/) by ordering an AGT400 upgrade to replace an outdated 20 year old GR200.

November 20, 2015 By Nick Hunkar

Energy Efficient

Here at Advanced Gauging Technologies, we take pride in being innovative. Since our most recent idea is now operational, we wanted to share the exciting news with you!

In an effort to be cutting edge and create a more environmentally friendly workplace, we have installed 124 solar panels atop the roof of our Plain City, Ohio offices . Together, these panels produce up to 35 kilowatts of energy per hour, which covers, on average, 96% of our usage.