• Dark Field Technologies expands U.S. inspection and metrology operations

    Dark Field Technologies (Orange, CT), thirteen-year manufacturer of laser and camera-based inspection and optical metrology systems, has expanded its operations, welcoming customers to its new 10,000 square foot Engineering Center located in Orange, CT. This Center houses Dark Field laser and camera development and application labs as well as a full-scale glass panel production line.
    May 26, 2009

    Dark Field Technologies (Orange, CT), thirteen-year manufacturer of laser and camera-based inspection and optical metrology systems, has expanded its operations, welcoming customers to its new 10,000 square foot Engineering Center located in Orange, CT. This Center houses Dark Field laser and camera development and application labs as well as a full-scale glass panel production line.

    The panel line allows full-scale testing and application development. Film and metal coil rewinders are planned for installation this summer. From retro-reflective laser systems for the float glass industry to high-resolution telecentric laser and camera systems for coated glass, display films, display glass, electronics and semiconductor applications, Dark Field Technologies says it has been the technology vanguard.

    For more information, go to www.darkfield.com.

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