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MINITEST 700
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Model No MINITEST 700
For Non-destructive measurement of non-magnetic coatings, e.g. paint, enamel, chrome on steel and insulating coatings, e.g. paint and anodizing coatings on non-ferrous metals. The new MiniTest 700 series integrates digital signal processing for the first time inside the sensor of a coating thickness gauge. This technology goes beyond the limits of conventional analogue technology and a new benchma ...
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MiniTest 403 Thickness gauge
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ElektroPhysik
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Model No MiniTest 403
The MiniTest 403 is a straight forward ultrasonic thickness testing gauge housed in an all metal housing sealed with gaskets to make it weather proof. The sealed membrane keypad is impervious to moisture and oils. With a Measuring Range of 0.63 to 500 millimeters and a Resolution of 0.01 millimeters, the MiniTest 403 allows the user to select a quality tool that will meet or exceed their specific ...
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COLORTEST
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ElektroPhysik
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Model No COLORTEST
Designed for high-precision color measurement, the versatile ColorTest works on the spectrophotometric principle which is by far the most advanced and precise color measurement method. Featuring a 45°/0° measuring geometry according to DIN 5033, the external probe illuminates the sample with a defined light source to measure spectrally the light remitted.
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GALVANOTEST
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ElektroPhysik
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Model No GALVANOTEST
The coulometric or anodic de-plating technique is used for measuring thethickness of electroplated coatings on virtually all substrates such as steel, non-ferrous metals or insulating material bases. Typical applications include: nickel on steel, zinc on steel, tin on copper, silver on copper or copper on epoxy.
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QUINTSONIC
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ElektroPhysik
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Model No QUINTSONIC
The new portable gauge was especially designed for non-destructive coating thickness measurement of paint, varnish, plastics and other insulation coatings applied on wood, plastics, glass, ceramics etc. as well as for polymer layers on metals.
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