Can radio frequency admittance really prevent material buildup?
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It is often said that radio frequency admittance can prevent material from sticking, but is it really effective? Or can it only handle normal situations? Is it suitable for high-viscosity or crystalline conditions? So far, I’ve only seen this product used in one place. Is it a product that is gradually being replaced? What are its aspects that make it irreplaceable?
At first, I thought it was a failure in radio admittance measurement. . . . :D
It’s not that a certain type of gauge can prevent material buildup; rather, a specific material is used, and it is this material that prevents such buildup