MMS INSPECTION DFT 10

In 1953, Helmut Fischer developed and produced his first coating thickness gauge for non-destructive measurements in his workshop in Stuttgart, Germany. Since then, we have been consistently innovating and refining our handheld instruments to meet the needs of customers all over the world. To accomplish this goal, we have been adding new measurement methods to our portfolio and thus boosting the capabilities of our tactile instruments. This includes our popular FMP series for a wide range of unique applications to our handy MP0/R series. With the new MMS Inspection series, we set new standards in user-friendliness, ergonomics and handling

.In 1953, Helmut Fischer developed and produced his first coating thickness gauge for non-destructive measurements in his workshop in Stuttgart, Germany. Since then, we have been consistently innovating and refining our handheld instruments to meet the needs of customers all over the world. To accomplish this goal, we have been adding new measurement methods to our portfolio and thus boosting the capabilities of our tactile instruments. This includes our popular FMP series for a wide range of unique applications to our handy MP0/R series. With the new MMS Inspection series, we set new standards in user-friendliness, ergonomics and handling

In 1953, Helmut Fischer developed and produced his first coating thickness gauge for non-destructive measurements in his workshop in Stuttgart, Germany. Since then, we have been consistently innovating and refining our handheld instruments to meet the needs of customers all over the world. To accomplish this goal, we have been adding new measurement methods to our portfolio and thus boosting the capabilities of our tactile instruments. This includes our popular FMP series for a wide range of unique applications to our handy MP0/R series. With the new MMS Inspection series, we set new standards in user-friendliness, ergonomics and handling

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