An instrument used to measure the size, weight, or properties of a core, especially in manufacturing or quality control.
From core + -meter (Greek metron meaning measure). Used in industrial settings to ensure precision.
Modern coreometers use X-ray and digital imaging to measure cores non-destructively—quality control engineers can scan a casting core in seconds to catch defects before expensive metal is poured into a bad mold.
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