UT-200 thickness gauge, wall readings through paint

A handheld ultrasonic gauge for pipes, tanks, and steel plate. Range, resolution, and probe options are listed on one page.

0.01mm

display resolution

0.8–300mm

measuring range in steel

40h

battery life on two AA cells

IP65

dust and water rating

1.Key specs

Item	Value	Note
Measuring range	0.8–300 mm	Steel, standard probe
Velocity range	1,000–9,999 m/s	Set by material or calibration block
Through-coating	Coatings up to 2 mm	Echo-to-echo mode
Data storage	50 files × 100 readings	USB export to CSV
Operating temperature	−10 to +50 °C	Probe face up to 60 °C

Reads the remaining wall on corroded pipe without stripping the paint.

Grid files keep readings in order, plate by plate.

Checks plate and tube thickness at goods-in, before cutting.

Five-step steel block for setting zero and sound velocity on site.

5 MHz probe for corroded and pitted surfaces.

The next model up, with an A-scan screen and grid files of 10,000 readings.

A shutdown team logged 3,200 pipe readings in four days and exported them straight into its report.

Surveyors check hull plate through the paint and no longer grind test spots.

Q.Do I need to remove paint before measuring?

Not for coatings up to 2 mm. Switch to echo-to-echo mode and the gauge reads the steel only.

Q.Can it measure plastic or aluminum?

Yes. Pick the material from the list, or set the velocity on a sample of known thickness.