Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Industrial-888 / Echo-Echo Mode Measure Through Coating up to 19.685mils (500 microns) / Range 0.039-19.685 in (All Material)
- ECHO-ECHO MODE. IE-Mode allows you to measure the thickness of the material through the coating. It is possible to measure through coating thicknesses up to 20 mils and with this thickness gauge it is not necessary to remove the coating from the metal for measurement.
- HIGH MEASUREMENT RANGE. PE-Mode allows measurements in the range 0.039-19.68in (1-500mm) for 45#steel and can be used when measuring the thickness of porous materials such as cast iron.
- FUNCTION OF CHECKING THE HOMOGENEITY AND PURITY OF PRECIOUS METALS. The thickness gauge can be used to identify gold bars, silver bars, gold coins, silver coins and other precious metals.
- ULTRA-HIGH PRECISION. Industrial-888 has the highest measurement accuracy and is applicable in such areas as oil, chemical industry, metallurgy, shipbuilding, aviation, aerospace and other fields.
- CONVENIENCE IN USE. The display of the device reflects all the necessary information such as Thickness value, coupling state, electric quantity state, calibratin state, sound velocity, time, etc. It also saves 500 groups of measurement results, including measurement time and sound velocity information
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Mode-IE (Echo-Echo mode) which allows you to measure the thickness of the base through the coating (eg paint). That is, it is possible to measure the thickness of a metal product through a coating without first removing the paint or other protective coating. In this measurement mode, coating thickness can reach up to 20 mils, but the measurement range at 20 mils coating thickness is up to 3 inches. (The higher the thickness of the coating, the smaller the measurement range of the base)
PE-mode is the standard mode for measuring uncoated bases and also for measuring Cast Iron The measurement range of the Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Industrial-888 is 0.039-19.685in (1-500mm).
VERI (Test) mode allows you to check if precious metals are counterfeited and determine their purity. The thickness gauge can be used to identify gold bars, silver bars, gold coins, silver coins and other precious metals.
Ultrasonic thickness gauge Industrial-888 from VVV-Group uses the principle of ultrasonic measurement of the thickness of various materials.
Thickness gauge Industrial-888 has a significantly higher accuracy compared to other ultrasonic thickness gauges and can be used in industry to produce high-precision measurements of the thickness of the base of various materials, such as Steel, Other metals and even Cast Iron, PVC, Glass, Ceramics and many others.
It is widely used in petroleum, chemical industry, metallurgy, shipbuilding, aviation, aerospace and other fields.
This model is equipped with an ECHO mode and can be used to measure metal thickness through paint or other coatings. (IE) Echo to echo interface, which is suitable for measuring the thickness of various materials in which ultrasound can propagate at a constant speed. (You must first set the appropriate sound speed in the thickness gauge menu for the material).
Important Note!!!
- This is NOT a coating thickness gauge, it is used to measure the thickness of the substrate.
- The binder is necessary for the measurement and must be evenly applied to the measured points on the surface of the object under test.
- Thickness can be measured by lightly pressing the feeler gauge against the surface of the object to which the couplant has been applied.
Can be used in industry to produce high-precision measurements of the thickness of the base of various materials, such as Steel, Other metals and even Cast Iron, PVC, Glass, Ceramics and many others.
- IE-Mode (Echo-Echo) for measuring the thickness of the base through the coating
- PE-Mode (pulse mode) for standard measurement and also for measuring Cast Iron
- VERI (Test) Mode allows you to check if precious metals are counterfeited and determine their purity
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