Glaston FlatGuard Roller Wave & Edge Lift Gauge

Date: 13 March 2026

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Date: 13 March 2026

This video shows how to use the new Glaston FlatGuard.

The Glaston Roller Wave & Edge Lift Gauge is a high-precision measurement tool for measuring tempered glass quality. This handy tool includes both roller wave and edge lift measurement gauges in one compact 420 mm ruler. The gauge is designed to measure glass quality in accordance with EN standards.

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