EQUIPMENT: Coating Thickness Test Gauge - Posted 4/25/07
ElektroPhysik: The new MiniTest 700 Series coating thickness testing gauges feature digital SIDSP® technology sensors for high repeatability. Unlike analog sensors, the SIDSP technology sensors calculate the complete thickness value at the actual point of measurement, in the sensor where it touches the coating.
ElektroPhysik: The new MiniTest 700 Series coating thickness testing gauges feature digital SIDSP® technology sensors for high repeatability. Unlike analog sensors, the SIDSP technology sensors calculate the complete thickness value at the actual point of measurement, in the sensor where it touches the coating. Only the completely analyzed and processed digital coating thickness value is transmitted through the wires, not an analog signal. Benefits reportedly include a high level of repeatability and shields from typical factors that can influence sensors without the SIDSP technology.
The gauges also have a new ergonomic design with features like interchangeable probe sensors and automatic substrate recognition. According to the company, the MiniTest 740 easily converts from a built-in integral probe design to a probe on cable by changing out the probe cartridge.
Three models are available, including a dedicated ferrous or non-ferrous model, as well as a dual-purpose model. All models feature a statistics package that includes batch statistics, user selectable high and low limit settings with visual and audible alarms and an IrDA 1.0 transmission data port.
For more information, call 800.782.1506 or visit www.elektrophysikusa.com.
ElektroPhysik: The new MiniTest 700 Series coating thickness testing gauges feature digital SIDSP® technology sensors for high repeatability. Unlike analog sensors, the SIDSP technology sensors calculate the complete thickness value at the actual point of measurement, in the sensor where it touches the coating. Only the completely analyzed and processed digital coating thickness value is transmitted through the wires, not an analog signal. Benefits reportedly include a high level of repeatability and shields from typical factors that can influence sensors without the SIDSP technology.
The gauges also have a new ergonomic design with features like interchangeable probe sensors and automatic substrate recognition. According to the company, the MiniTest 740 easily converts from a built-in integral probe design to a probe on cable by changing out the probe cartridge.
Three models are available, including a dedicated ferrous or non-ferrous model, as well as a dual-purpose model. All models feature a statistics package that includes batch statistics, user selectable high and low limit settings with visual and audible alarms and an IrDA 1.0 transmission data port.
For more information, call 800.782.1506 or visit www.elektrophysikusa.com.
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