Second webinar about non-destructive argon analysers

Date: 16 November 2017

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Date: 16 November 2017

Due to the popular demand, Sparklike is organizing the webinar about non-destructive argon analysers for the second time!

Due to the popular demand, we are organizing the webinar about non-destructive argon analysers for the second time!

The webinar is designed to deliver information on the new non-destructive insulating gas fill analysers, and is therefore interesting to existing customers as well as for those, who are looking to find out more about our patented and proprietary technology.

*Sparklike Handheld™ (left) and Sparklike Laser™ (right) for non-destructive insulating gas fill analysis*

The webinar will be held on the 12th of December at 4PM EEST. The duration of the webinar is 20 min. During the webinar, the following topics will be discussed:

Argon fill requirements for double and triple glazed insulating glass units.
Non-destructive analysis with Sparklike devices™
Sparklike services™
R&D add-ons

WEBINAR

600450

sparklike.com

2017-11-16T09:30:00

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