Coating Thickness Gauge Positector 6000

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Coating thickness gauge positector 6000.

Standard probe models can operate at environments up to 50 c 120 f. The positector 6000 series coating thickness gauge is the industry standard in precision and reliability. It consists of a body standard or advanced and probe built in or separate. The positector 6000 fxs and fhxs xtreme probes are ideal for measuring coating thickness on hot and or rough surfaces 250 c 500 f maximum.

The positector 6000 hand held electronic instrument non destructively measures the thickness of coatings on metals quickly and accurately. Defelsko prbn0s d positector 6000 thickness gauge with 0 degree microprobe prbn0s d. Defelsko positector 6000 f1 coating thickness gauge standard model with built in probe for ferrous metal substrates 0 60 mils 1500 um complete kit. Digital coating thickness gages for all metal substrates positector 6000 rugged fully electronic coating thickness gages use magnetic and eddy current principles to measure coating thickness on both ferrous and non ferrous metals accurately and quickly.

Defelsko prbfts d positector 6000 thickness gauge with high range separate probe for ferrous metals prbfts d. The positector 6000 is a rugged fully electronic gauge that uses magnetic and eddy current principles to measure coating thickness on both ferrous and non ferrous metals accurately and quickly. Add for 695 00 usd. This fits your.

The defelsko positector 6000 coating thickness gauge is a simple and durable precision instrument that uses magnetic and eddy current principles to accurately measure coating thickness. For example the positector 6000 fn probe can measure coating thicknesses up to 1500 um 60 mils while the positector 6000 fngs probe measures coatings up to 63 5 mm 2 5 inches thick. All positector 6000 probe are capable of measuring on hot surfaces. Heavy duty gold plated locking connector used for non ferrous metals and in industrial environments.

Rugged fully electronic coating thickness gages use magnetic and eddy current principles to measure coating thickness on both ferrous and non ferrous metals accurately and quickly.