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Summary of the Webinar: "Technical Brief Types of Glass Meters"
Introduction
- Jesse Manship, a technical service engineer, presented on behalf of Madico.
- The webinar is part of Madico's April series, providing online training for dealers, customers, and sales teams.
Key Topics Covered
1. Support Resources
- Madico's technical resources, including installation instructions, glossaries, and FAQs, are available on the Madico You platform.
- Product training videos are also accessible.
2. Importance of Glass in Modern Buildings
- Glass plays a crucial role in buildings and homes, influencing thermal stress and energy efficiency.
3. Glass Meters and Tools
- Types of Glass Meters:
- Horseshoe style: Used for flat glass (e.g., Spectrum Detective Meter).
- Over-the-window style: For automotive glass (e.g., Tint Check Plus Automotive Meter).
- Clamshell style: For all vehicle windows (e.g., Inspector II).
- Low E Detectors:
- Detect and measure low-emissivity coatings on glass.
- Example: Low E Coating Detector by EDTM.
4. Measurement and Application Tools
- Thickness and Airspace Measurement:
- Insulated glass thickness gauges for measuring glass and airspace in IG units.
- Heat strength detectors for confirming heat-treated glass.
- IR Cameras and Data Loggers:
- FLIR One Pro IR cameras for demonstrating heat reduction.
- USB data loggers for tracking temperature differences with and without film.
5. Demonstration Tools
- Tools like UV and BTU transmission meters for in-home or in-shop demos to showcase film performance.
Practical Demonstrations and Applications
- Various tools and their applications were discussed, including their use for architectural and automotive films.
- Emphasized professional use to highlight benefits and remove price as the primary decision factor.
Q&A Session
- Addressed queries on meter availability, proper numbering of glass surfaces, and using data loggers effectively.
Conclusion
- Encouraged attendees to use Madico's resources and participate in future webinars.
- Reminder that recordings of webinars are available on Madico You.
Call to Action
- Attendees were invited to explore Madico's technical resources and participate in upcoming training sessions for further education and support.
