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Portable probe-integrated film thickness gauge

Portable probe-integrated dual-type thickness gauge Automatically identifies and measures base metals Can measure in dark places with backlight FN type is single-function, Pro type is high-function Pro type features measurement value and calibration curve memory function, data transfer to PC - Measurement method: Electromagnetic and eddy current dual-use - Measurement range: 0–900μm to 2.5mm (ferrous base) 2.0mm (non-ferrous metal base) - Measurement accuracy: ±1μm or ±3% - Display method: LCD digital - Probe: Single-point constant pressure contact type - Power supply: Two AA alkaline batteries - Dimensions and weight: 63×84×30 mm, 125g - Additional function: Switchable display of 0.1μm (for measurements under 100μm)

• Coating thickness gauge

Probe-integrated model for iron base only.

This is a pocket-sized digital thickness gauge with an integrated probe and main unit. Zero and standard adjustments are easily performed with a one-touch button. Its lightweight, palm-sized body and simple key layout allow for easy one-handed operation. - Measurement method: Electromagnetic induction - Measurement range: 0 to 999μm to 2.5mm - Measurement accuracy: 0 to 100μm; ±1μm or ±2% of the indicated value 101 to 2.5mm ±2% of the indicated value - Display method: LCD, display hold - Probe: Single-point constant pressure contact type - Power supply: Two AA alkaline batteries - Dimensions and weight: 63×84×30 mm, 125g - Additional features: Backlight switch, auto power off switch, range switch for 0.1μm display (for measurements under 100μm)

• Coating thickness gauge

Measuring the coating thickness on metal and non-metal substrates.

- Measures the film thickness of paint, lacquer, and plastic layers on plastic, metal, wood, glass, and ceramic substrates. - Can non-destructively measure the film thickness of up to 5 layers at once. - Can also measure the coating thickness on fiber-reinforced plastics such as GFRP (glass fiber reinforced plastic) and CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced plastic). - Displays waveform images on the main unit's LCD using A-scan.

• Coating thickness gauge

Efficient and cost-effective measurement of coating, plating, and lining thickness. Built-in printer, capable of recording up to 20,000 measurement values.

The "CTR-2000V" is a digital thickness gauge suitable for non-destructive measurement of insulation coatings and linings on iron substrates, such as those found in automobiles, as well as the thickness of non-magnetic metal coatings. It can be easily operated with a Japanese keyboard and allows for the registration of up to 10 calibration curves. With a large memory capacity that can record up to 20,000 measurement points, it enables smooth measurement and recording tasks by a single person, even for multi-point measurements like those on bridges. 【Features】 ■ Wide measurement range of 0 to 2000μm ■ Built-in statistical function and printer for immediate output of statistical results ■ Ability to categorize recorded content into blocks ■ Upper and lower limit setting function with alarm feature *For more details, please refer to the materials available for download in PDF format or feel free to contact us.

• Coating thickness gauge

Intuitive and easy to understand! The best-selling analog thickness gauge has undergone a full model change!

The "Pro-S/Pro-W" is an electromagnetic thickness gauge that non-destructively measures the thickness of insulating coatings and linings on iron substrates, as well as non-magnetic metal coatings such as plating. It adopts a two-point calibration method that complies with the standards, internal regulations, and criteria of various public corporations, organizations, government offices, research institutes, and various corporations in Japan, as well as international standards such as ASTM and ISO. It supports a wide range from 0 to 5 mm, accommodating everything from thin film coatings to linings. 【Features】 ■ Traditional analog meter style ■ Compact body ■ 0 to 5 mm wide range ■ Special magnetic pole probe ■ Dial cover included as standard *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Coating thickness gauge

When observation of the condition is necessary.

The readability is significantly improved due to the motor cutting in a funnel shape. Complies with ISO 2808, ASTM D4138, and DIN 50 986. *There is also model 518 PC equipped with a CCD camera in the microscope section.

• Coating thickness gauge

Precision type

Measures the wet film thickness of paints, inks, varnishes, adhesives, oil films, and resin coatings on metal substrates. Complies with JIS K5600-1-7, ISO 2808, and ASTM D1212.

• Coating thickness gauge

You can easily and quickly check the feasibility of anti-corrosion coatings for bridges, ships, steel towers, plants, etc. (in accordance with JIS Z 0313) PSPC compliant.

This is a surface salinity meter that allows for easy and rapid measurement of salt deposits on surfaces. Steel structures need to be cleaned before painting. In particular, salt concentration is very important as an indicator of cleanliness before painting, especially for corrosion prevention. It easily and directly measures the salt deposits on the surfaces of steel structures such as ships, bridges, and large tanks using three different methods.

• Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments

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