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LANDTEK CM8828 Film Thickness Gauge for automotive coatings

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Automotive coatings, built-in probe, double thickness measurement principle; RS232 interface; automatic memory calibrating and identification of substrates; hand-held part of the groove design; can be purchased separately USB and Bluetooth data output.
$386.00/set
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SKU
NB000277
Measurement principle
Magnetic induction + eddy current
Measuring range
0 ~ 1250µm
margin of error
±3%
resolution
0.1mm | 1mm
Minimum radius of curvature
F: convex 1.5mm/concave 25mm; N: convex 3mm/concave 50mm
thinnest matrix
0.3mm
probe
F and NF split probes
icon function
without
Power
4 * AAA battery
Calibrated Certificate
without
Language
Chinese
Display screen
LCD
supporting software
without
Total Weight
81G (without battery)
Complete-built unit size
126*65*27mm
Minimum measurement surface
F6mm
Unit display
μm/mils
Voltage prompt
Low Voltage prompt
Operating Temperature
0~40℃
Relative Humidity
10~90%RH
CM8828
Coating Thickness Gauge
Automotive coatings, built-in probe, double thickness measurement principle; RS232 interface; automatic memory calibrating and identification of substrates; hand-held part of the groove design; can be purchased separately USB and Bluetooth data output.
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Introduction

LANDTEK CM8828 Paint Film Thickness Gauge is a portable measuring instrument that can quickly, without damage, and accurately measure the thickness of automotive coatings and coatings; .

Applications

Paint Film Thickness Gauge CM-8828 uses a magnetic sensor to measure non-ferromagnetic coatings and coatings on ferromagnetic metal substrates such as steel and iron, such as: paint, powder, plastic, rubber, synthetic materials, phosphating, chromium , zinc, lead, aluminum, tin, cadmium, porcelain, enamel, oxide layer, etc. Use eddy current sensors to measure enamel, rubber, paint, plastic layers, etc. on copper, aluminum, zinc, tin, etc. substrates. Widely used in manufacturing, metal processing, chemical industry, commodity inspection and other testing fields.

Features

The paint Film Thickness Gauge CM-8828 can measure the thickness of the non-magnetic coating on the magnetic conductive object and the non-conductive coating on the non-magnetic metal substrate.

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CM8828 Automotive Coating Thickness Gauge is a special Thickness Gauge for automobiles

CM8828 Automotive Coating Thickness Gauge can measure iron base and aluminum base

CM8828 Automotive Coating Thickness Gauge with 1250 micron range

CM8828 Automotive Coating Thickness Gauge has the highest accuracy of 3%

Features and advantages

* Iron-based and non-ferrous-based dual-purpose paint Film Thickness Gauge.

* The domestic (CN) dual-purpose coating Thickness Gauge has two optional measurement methods: single and continuous.

* Metric/Imperial unit conversion.

* It has functions such as manual shutdown, automatic shutdown and underVoltage reminder.

* Automatically memorize the calibration value and automatically identify the material of the measured substrate.

* The domestic (CN) dual-purpose paint Film Thickness Gauge has a buzzer sound during operation, but the buzzer does not sound during continuous measurement.

* The domestic (CN) dual-purpose paint Film Thickness Gauge adopts USB data line output, RS-232C data connection line and software to communicate with PC.

* Optional Bluetooth™ data output option is also available.

* Paint Film Thickness Gauge, one-button operation, fast and convenient.

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FAQ
QCan LANDTEK CM8828 Coating thickness gauge meet the ASTMB499 standard?
A Applicable, you can consult the customer service of the mall for details about the ASTMB499 standard.
QThe coating I want to measure is rough, can I use a thickness gauge for measurement? Is it accurate?
A Hello, it is generally believed that when the surface coating of the substrate is relatively rough, the data measured by the Coating thickness gauge is often unreliable. The usual practice is to perform multiple measurements to obtain the average value. NBchao prompts you: General experience believes that the average asperity of the substrate should be less than 5% of the coating thickness, and the measurement results beyond this range will be unsatisfactory. The above suggestions are for reference only.
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