How to correctly select a coating thickness gauge probe
How to correctly select a coating thickness gauge probe? The coating thickness gauge is a specialized instrument used to test the surface coating thickness of substrates. There are mainly two types: integrated and split type. The split type probe can be replaced. Generally, when choosing, we should pay attention to the following points:
1. Range, which can be used to test the coating thickness range.
2. Temperature: High temperature probes must be used in high temperature situations (note: High temperature situations generally refer to situations where the temperature exceeds 60 ℃)
3. The shape of the object to be tested. Choosing a suitable probe for different objects can effectively improve testing accuracy. The main probe options are as follows:
Straight probe - capable of measuring coatings on flat and curved surfaces
Micro probes - ideal products for measuring edge coatings, narrow tube coatings, or small surface area coatings
Right angle probe - used to measure difficult to reach areas
PINIP? Probe - Insertion probe that can convert split instruments into integrated instruments
Remote probe - Extendable right angle probe to reach areas that are difficult for general probes to reach
Ultrasound/scanning probes - These probes are equipped with replaceable probe covers - users can obtain individual readings
Or scan large surface areas without damaging the probe
Waterproof probe - enclosed design for use in deep water, even wearing diving gloves does not affect use
Anodizing probe - resistant to chemical solvent corrosion, very suitable for use in anodizing environments
Armored Probe - The probe comes with heavy-duty metal reinforced cables to reduce the risk of cable damage
Soft coating probe - Large area surface probe for detecting soft covering materials (certified by HVCA)
