The coating thickness gauge works according to the magnetic inductive (ISO 2178) and the eddy current method (ISO 2360). These methods supported by the coating thickness gauge are used for the non-destructive testing of materials.
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method allows using the Coating Thickness Gauge measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: 2 ... 1000 µm
smallest resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 px)
Data storage
USB and wireless
Spring-loaded measuring probe for small parts and complex surfaces
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method for the Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: FE: 2 ... 5000 µm
Coating thickness: NF: 2 ... 2000 µm
Resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 pixels)
Data storage
USB and wireless
Dual probe with sliding sleeve and prism, swiveling
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method for this Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: 2 ... 6000 µm
smallest resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 pixels)
Data storage
USB and wireless
Rod-shaped transversal probe for interiors and pipes
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method of this Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: 2 ... 7000 µm
smallest resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 pixels)
Data storage
USB and wireless
FE probe for thick layers with sliding sleeve and prism
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method for this Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: 2 ... 1000 µm
smallest resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 px)
Data storage
USB and wireless
Rod-shaped transversal probe for small indoor spaces
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method for the Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: FE: 2 ... 5000 µm
Coating thickness: NF: 2 ... 2000 µm
Resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Numerous specialized digital probes can be connected to the Coating Thickness Gauge. This makes applications on particularly small openings, thick coatings and hard-to-reach or small measuring points possible without any problems. The magnetic induction method for the Coating Thickness Gauge allows measurements of paint, varnish, plastic, rubber, ceramics, galvanized coatings and galvanic coatings on steel. The eddy current method can be used to measure insulating layers such as paint, varnish, plastic or anodized coatings on non-ferrous metals.
Layer thickness: 2 ... 5000 µm
Resolution: 0.1 µm
Accuracy: ±1 % (100 ... 1000 µm)
Single measurement, scan measurement, duplex measurement
Color touch screen (320 × 480 pixels)
Data storage
USB and wireless
Standard FE probe with sliding sleeve and prism, swiveling
The coating thickness gauge works according to the magnetic inductive (ISO 2178) and the eddy current method (ISO 2360). These methods supported by the coating thickness gauge are used for the non-destructive testing of materials.
