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How does PHYNIX Coating Thickness Gauge solve cast iron surface coating measurement?

Measurements of the changes in metals, their magnetic and electrical properties, need to be considered on hot surfaces at higher temperatures . When measuring on hot surfaces with Sufix® standard probes (0.2 mm and 1.5 mm measuring ranges), calibration is usually not necessary, as the sensor becomes insensitive to changes in magnetic permeability and electrical conductivity.


phynix offers 2 solutions for high temperature hot surface measurement:

Thermal coating measurements up to 150°C,Such as the freshly fired in powder coat. In this case, you can measure with a high temperature contact ring, (product no. 10098) which is made of heat resistant plastic.


Hot surfaces up to 300°C can be reliably measured using the High Temperature Contact Ring (Product No. 10844). Measuring probes FN 1.5 or F 1.5 (measuring range 1.5 mm) do not require much manipulation and are easily carried out by mounting screw contact rings. This contact ring can measure thicknesses up to 1,000 µm on hot surfaces.

How does PHYNIX coating Thickness Gauge solve cast iron surface coating measurement?  Picture 1

The program is widely used in:

foundry industry

Electroplating industry

Paint industry

Automobile industry

aerospace industry

shipbuilding

 

This solution has the advantage of being clear at a glance, simply changing the probe prism installation, and is compatible with all standard probes


technical specifications


Pyrometry feet
up to 150°C
Pyrometry feet
up to 300°C
Measuring range–1500µm 00–1000µm
Accuracy (Foil Calibration)±(1µM 2% of reading)±(10µM 2% of reading)
Calibration methodFactory, Zero Foil CalibrationFactory, Zero Foil Calibration
surface temperature- 15°C 150°C300°~15°C
size∅19mm x 12mm∅19 mm x 10 mm
weight2g2g


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