Merlin Lazer Glaziers Mini Kit

Merlin Thickness Laser Measurer and Merlin Low-E Glass Coating Detector now available as a Mini Kit with free Carry Case.

Glass Thickness Laser Measurer: 

• Fast - measure unit thickness for replacement purposes
• Accurate - identify laminated glass in any situation, ideal for risk assessments.
• Quick - just point & click, glass & air-gap thickness are displayed on the calibrated scale.
• No Glass removal necessary
• No access required to the property 

This remarkable simple but effective precision measurement instrument allows accurate measurements of glass and airgap thickness in single, double and triple glazed units. No glass removal is necessary, simply place the tool onto the corner of the unit and a precise measurement for each piece of glass and the air-cavity will be shown on the calibrated scale. No access is required to the property and all readings can be taken from one side without the need to remove even a single piece of glass. 

Merlin Lazer Glass Thickness Laser Measurer User Guide

Low-E coating Detector

The Merlin Low-E Coating Detector is a dual purpose tester designed to detect Pilkington K-Glass and all other Low-Emissivity coatings on single and double glazed units and indicate on which surface it is present. Low-E glass is a vital component of energy efficient windows. It has a virtually invisible coating which the tool is designed to detect. The Merlin Low-E Coating Detector is a dual purpose tester designed to detect Pilkington K-Glass and all other Low-Emissivity coatings on single and double glazed units and indicate on which surface it is present.

Simply place the tool onto the glass to be tested, if the tool detects the presence of a coating on the piece of glass an audible tone will be heard and the green indicator light will be illuminated. In this way installers and inspectors can verify the presence of the coating and the correct orientation of the unit.

Merlin Low-E Coating User Guide (Current)
Merlin Low-E Coating User Guide (Pre December 2021)