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Thickness Gauge
The gauge calculates the thickness by measuring the time it takes for the sound waves to travel to the opposite surface and reflect back.
The instrument is capable of measuring the thickness with various materials, such as metal, plastic, ceramic, glass and many other materials which are ultrasonic conductive.
The device allows for measurements without removing paint or coatings and includes calibration functions, a coupling status indicator, and power-saving features. It includes a TFT color display, multi-mode operation (Pulse-Echo and Echo-Echo), and Bluetooth wireless capability.
Thickness Gauge Supplier in Philippines
MTC Sensors PH is a trusted supplier of high-quality thickness gauges in the Philippines, catering to the diverse needs of various industries. Whether you require precision measurement for metal sheets, coatings, plastics, or fragile materials like glass, MTC Sensors PH provides reliable solutions to ensure accuracy and efficiency in your processes.
Their range includes advanced ultrasonic thickness gauges, ideal for non-destructive testing, and coating thickness gauges for monitoring paint and plating applications. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, MTC Sensors PH ensures that their products meet the highest industry standards, making them a dependable partner for businesses in manufacturing, construction, automotive, and more.
If you’re in need of thickness gauges for your projects, MTC Sensors PH offers both expertise and competitive pricing to help you find the best solution for your specific application.
Everything You Need to Know About Thickness Gauge!
- Types of Thickness Gauges
- Applications of Thickness Gauges
- How Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges Work
- Calibration and Accuracy of Thickness Gauges
- Advantages of Using a Thickness Gauge in Quality Control
- Comparing Digital vs. Mechanical Thickness Gauges
- Understanding Gauge Standards and Conversions
- Thickness Measurement for Corrosion Monitoring
- Common Errors in Thickness Measurement and How to Avoid Them
- Maintenance and Care for Thickness Gauges
- Thickness Gauge Accessories and Their Functions
- Non-Destructive Testing with Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges
- Industrial Standards for Thickness Measurement
- Choosing the Right Thickness Gauge for Your Application
- Innovations and Trends in Thickness Measurement Technology
Types of Thickness Gauges
- Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges – Ultrasonic thickness gauges use high-frequency sound waves to measure the thickness of materials. They are ideal for non destructive testing, particularly for materials like metals, plastics, and ceramics. These gauges are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, shipbuilding, and pipeline maintenance to check material integrity without causing damage.
- Coating Thickness Gauges – Coating thickness gauges are specialized devices designed to measure the thickness of coatings like paint, enamel, or plating on a substrate. They are crucial for ensuring the quality and durability of coatings in automotive, construction, and industrial applications. These gauges often work using magnetic induction or eddy current principles, depending on the type of material being measured.
Mechanical Thickness Gauges – Mechanical thickness gauges, also known as dial or micrometer gauges, provide thickness measurements using physical contact with the material. These are often used for precise measurements of thin materials such as paper, film, or sheet metal. They are simple, reliable, and widely used in quality control processes.
Magnetic and Non-Magnetic Thickness Gauges – Magnetic thickness gauges measure the thickness of non-magnetic coatings on magnetic substrates, such as paint on steel. Non-magnetic thickness gauges, on the other hand, are used for measuring coatings on non-metallic or non-magnetic substrates, like aluminum or plastic. These gauges are essential in industries where specific coating thickness is critical to product performance and aesthetics.
