Product Profile of Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge With Liquid Crystal Display

Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge with Liquid Crystal Display is designed to improve safety and ensure reliability of material that is subject to corrosion or erosion. The Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge can measure in a range varying from 0.65 mm to 400mm and up to 500mm, in steel. The Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is configured with a memory of up to 2000 groups, up to 99 values for each file and is featured with 3.5 digit liquid crystal display with EL backlight. Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge with Liquid Crystal Display that comes under model ITI-1600 is offered in a dimension of 136 X 72 X 20mm and weight range of 177 g.

India Tools & Instruments Company offers Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge with Liquid Crystal Display. India Tools & Instruments Company supplies wide range of precision measuring instruments like micrometer, vernier calliper, dial calliper, height gauge, surface plate, dial test indicator, dial indicator, dial indicator stand, dial thickness gauge, bore gauge, linear gauge, gauge block, height master, electric gauges contractor, toolmakers microscope profile projector and coordinate measuring machine linear scale.

Key specifications of Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge with Liquid Crystal Display:

• Measuring range: 0.65 mm to 400mm and up to 500mm, in steel

• Sound Velocity: 1000~9999 m/s

• Resolution 0.01mm/0.1mm or 0.001/0.01" selectable

• Memory: Up to 2000 Groups [up to 99 Values for each file]

• Alarm: preset upper and lower limit

• Interface port: USB

• Dimension: 136 X 72 X 20mm

• Weight: 177 g

• Display: 3.5 digit LCD with EL backlight




Key Features of Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge With Liquid Crystal Display

• Designed to improve safety and ensure reliability of material subject to corrosion or erosion
• Corrosion gauges with their dual-element transducers are the primary inspection tool used to measure the remaining walls of components such as pipelines, pressure vessels, storage tanks, and numerous other applications
• Precision gauges use single-element transducers to provide the thinnest range and highest degree of accuracy possible. Common applications include metals and a variety of non-metals (glass, ceramic, plastic etc.)