CTT-E – Card thickness test
The CTT is a quick and accurate way to measure card body thickness according to CQM test requirements. It comes with digital gauge connected to a PC.
The CTT is a quick and accurate way to measure card body thickness according to CQM test requirements. It comes with digital gauge connected to a PC.
Applications
This test tool is designed to measure the card body thickness on flat metal table using a gauge with digital reading.
It complies with ISO/IEC 7810 physical characteristics norm and the CQM MasterCard v2.15 requirements (TM-404 test method).
It can be used for :
– Quality control / production control
– Audit and certification.
Key Benefits
– CTT-E has a digital gauge which can be connected to a PC
– Accuracy of measurement with the digital gauges integrated
– Easy-to hold the card body in place for precise measurement
– Long-lasting finishing with fixture milled from aircraft grade 6061
| Weight | 3.6 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 x 13 x 18 cm |
| Model | Evolution |
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