FMP10 to FMP40, Dry Film Thickness Gauge: 马来西亚的首选 LUX & BRILLIANCE TECHNOLOGIES SDN. BHD.

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Dry Film Thickness Gauge Features

Changeable probes provide flexibility for a diverse range of measurement tasks
Automatic recognition of probe and substrate material
Measurement results always visible via the large, easy-to-read color display
Simple device operation via intuitive menu
Memory for up to 1000 readings
Measurement acquisition as soon as the probe is applied
Adaptation to the measured part through zero-point correction (normalization)
Simple corrective calibration
Fast data transfer via USB interface
Keyboard lock prevents unintentional operation
Variety of display languages
Switch between the measurement units µm and mils
Measurement with tracking display for continuous surface sampling
Display of important characteristics such as mean value, standard deviation, min, max and range

Additional features with FMP30 and FMP40

External start button – ideal for measurements in e.g. hollow cylinders with small diameters
Acoustic and visual warning when tolerance limits are exceeded
Graphical evaluation of the measurement results
Statistics of the most important characteristics displayed in block and final results, as well as analysis of variance (ANOVA) values
Instead of memory for 1 measuring task, application memory for up to 100 measuring tasks including calibration
Memory for up to 20,000 measured values
Structuring of the measured values in up to 4000 blocks
Special measuring modes support coating thickness measurements according to IMO PSPC, SSPC-PA2, QUALANOD or QUALICOAT
COM interface option in addition to the USB interface

Dry Film Thickness Gauge Applications

DELTASCOPE FMP10 and FMP30

ISOSCOPE FMP10 and 30

DUALSCOPE FMP20 and FMP40

Measurements on steel and iron as well as on non-ferromagnetic metals and non-conductive substrates (see applications for DELTASCOPE and ISOSCOPE)
Measurement of duplex coatings (lacquer/zinc) on steel with separate display of lacquer and zinc coatings
Measurement of surface profile depth with the FPR1 probe