The new UK based Easy Gaul Elgar 456 coating thickness gauge scanning probe

NegotiableUpdate on 02/09

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The new scanning probe of the Jig 456 coating thickness gauge not only allows inspectors to drag the probe across the entire surface without damaging the probe or coating, but also increases the reading rate of the Jig 456 coating thickness gauge to 140 readings per minute - significantly accelerating the measurement of coated iron substrates (F) or non-ferrous substrates (NF).The Jig 456 scanning probe features a durable "snap in" interchangeable probe cover, ensuring that the probe end does not wear down during sliding operations on the scanning surface coating. Maintaining the accuracy of the probe is crucial.When using the scanning probe compensation function (ElG 456), the thickness of the probe cover is excluded from any coating thickness measurement, and the effect of this wear is also calculated due to the wear of the probe cover during use The instrument can even display a warning message to notify users when to replace the probe cover.

Scanning mode

※After selecting the scanning mode *, users can slide the scanning probe throughout the entire surface area.

※When the probe leaves the surface, the thickness gauge displays the average coating thickness value, * high thickness value, and * low thickness value.

※Each group of three readings (average, high, low) can be displayed on a trend chart and stored in memory.

※During the scanning period, the Jig 456 displays real-time thickness readings and simulated bar charts.

※This graph displays the thickness related to nominal thickness and any user-defined limits.

Automatic Repeat Mode：When the scanning probe slides over the coating surface in automatic repeat mode *, a reading can be generated every half second. Individual readings are stored in memory.With a reading rate of over 140 readings per minute, the automatic repeat mode can accelerate the inspection of large coating areas.

Fixed array size：The fixed array size feature of the advanced version of the Engel 456 allows users to define the maximum number of reads in each array. Once the maximum reading quantity is reached, the instrument will automatically activate a new array (name-1, name-2, etc.) related to the previous array.

Scanning probe：

The Hiker 456 scanning probe features a durable "snap in" interchangeable probe cover,

This creative design allows users to obtain a single reading or quickly scan large surface areas without damaging the probe or coating.

In scanning or automatic repeat mode *, the scanning probe can greatly reduce detection time for users while ensuring accuracy.

When using the compensation function+, it can ensure that any wear of the probe cover during use is included in the calibration process.

The instrument can even notify users when to replace the probe cover.

Compliance with standards and testing methods

International standards and testing methods typically describe the number of single readings obtained by an instrument during a single point measurement process and/or the required point measurements within a determined surface area.

※SSPC PA2 requires at least three readings to be taken at each instrument point, and five point measurements to be performed within a range of 10m2 (~100ft2).

※The Sigma 456 S or T can be set with three count averages and five fixed array sizes to meet such requirements.

※Each array corresponds to a measurement area.

※After connecting the scanning probe to the selected automatic repeat mode T-type, the completion speed of SSPC PA2 (or similar testing method) can be increased by 40%.