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Fischer Instrumentation Are Running A Coating Thickness Measurement and Analysis Seminar

Jan 24 2011

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Fischer Instrumentation (GB) Ltd is running a coating thickness measurement and materials analysis seminar at the easy to access Aston Hotel Sheffield, Sheffield S60 5BD, on Wed 9th March 2011; where state-of-the-art measuring methods will be demonstrated to suit the needs of the participants on the day.

The day promises to be packed full of both theory and practical applications and all participants are invited to bring along their own measuring samples.

There will be the opportunity to take measurements in small groups in a short workshop following the seminar. A certificate is given to all participants as evidence of the educational merit of the seminar.

The number of participants for the seminar are restricted so early registration is advisable. For more details and booking information contact Claire Cave at Fischer Instrumentation (GB) Ltd - 01590 684100 or email [email protected].

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