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| Measuring range | 0.8–300 mm in steel |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.01 mm |
| Accuracy | ±(0.5% + 0.04 mm) |
| Through-coating mode | Paint up to 2 mm |
| Weight | 280 g with batteries |
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| Item | Value | Note |
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| 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 |
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Not for coatings up to 2 mm. Switch to echo-to-echo mode and the gauge reads the steel only.
Yes. Pick the material from the list, or set the velocity on a sample of known thickness.