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Technical Data Download: iqualitrol coating thickness gauge iTick-400

Brief Introduction:
iTick-400 coating thickness gauge is a widely used amphibious equipment for magnetic and non-magnetic testing. Its technical specifications are in full compliance with national standards.

It is a kind of portable coating thickness gauge with both magnetism and eddy current, which can test the coating and layer thickness quickly, precisely and without damage. It can be used in both laboratory and project site.

It can be widely used in manufacturing, metal processing industry, chemical industry, commodities inspection, and other areas of the testing. It is a necessary instrument for the material protection.

Technical Specifications:

Standard Delivery:

Main Features:
1. Applies magnetic and eddy current thickness test methods. It can not only test non-magnetic covered thickness in the magnetic metal, but also magnetic covered thickness in the non-magnetic metal:

2. Automatically identify ferro matrix and non-ferro matrix;
3. Single-point calibration and two-points calibration can be applied;

4. use basic calibration method to update and correct probe system error , ensure measuring accuracy;
5. negative display function, to ensure the accuracy of the instrument zero point calibration, improve the test accuracy;

6. operation process have hum tip;
7. two shutdown mode: manual shutdown mode and automatic shutdown mode;

8. battery voltage indicator: low voltage tip;
9. micro power design, less than 10 micromaps of current in standby state .
10. measurement methods: F-Magnetic Induction/NF-Eddy Current.

The non-destructive coating thickness measurements can be taken on either magnetic steel surfaces or non-magnetic metal surfaces such as stainless steel or aluminium. Digital coating thickness gauges are ideal to measure coating thickness on metallic substrates. Electromagnetic induction is used for non-magnetic coatings on ferrous substrates such as steel, whilst the eddy current principle is used for non-conductive coatings on non-ferrous metal substrates.