Micro-Epsilon powers precision measurement at The Battery Show Europe

Micro-Epsilon is set to showcase a trio of advanced measurement solutions at The Battery Show Europe, each designed to meet the evolving needs of battery manufacturing and quality assurance. At the forefront is the combiSENSOR KSB6430, a dual-technology sensor that combines capacitive and eddy current measurement in one compact device. This sensor delivers sub-micron accuracy for measuring battery film and electrode coating thickness directly on the production line, ensuring consistent product quality even with the thinnest coatings. Its robust build and resistance to contamination make it ideal for the demanding environments of battery cell production.
Also on display will be the thicknessGAUGE sensor systems, which offer turnkey inline thickness measurement for strip and sheet materials up to 50 millimeters thick. These systems are available in a range of configurations to suit various production setups and material types, using laser, confocal, capacitive, or eddy current sensors. Pre-calibrated and temperature-compensated, thicknessGAUGE systems provide rapid, precise feedback for process optimization and quality control, helping manufacturers maintain tight tolerances across every roll or sheet.
Completing the lineup is the capaNCDT TFG6220, a capacitive measuring system that excels in non-contact, high-precision thickness measurement of films and foils. With outstanding repeatability and a compact design, it integrates seamlessly into automated lines, delivering real-time data that supports continuous quality assurance for battery film production.
Visitors to Micro-Epsilon’s stand at The Battery Show Europe will have the opportunity to see live demonstrations of these technologies and discuss their applications with the company’s technical experts. Together, these solutions represent a new benchmark in measurement accuracy and reliability for the battery industry.
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