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    The 456B Digital Coating Thickness Gauge measures coating thickness on ferrous and non-ferrous metals using magnetic induction and eddy current technologies respectively. It measures thicknesses between 0-1500μm with a resolution of 0.1μm and can store up to 600 measurements. The gauge is lightweight, portable, and suitable for both lab and field use.

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    The 456B Digital Coating Thickness Gauge measures coating thickness on ferrous and non-ferrous metals using magnetic induction and eddy current technologies respectively. It measures thicknesses between 0-1500μm with a resolution of 0.1μm and can store up to 600 measurements. The gauge is lightweight, portable, and suitable for both lab and field use.

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    Digital Coating Thickness Guage 456B

    What's in the Box? 456B Gauge (Ready to Use), 2 x Calibration Checkpieces (Aluminium and Steel) & 5 x
    Thickness Check Foils

    Typical Users include Vehicle Appraisers & Buyers, Panel Beaters / Motor Body Repairers, Painting
    Contractors, Galvanizers,Anodisers, Powder Coaters, Metal Fabricators,Chromers,
    Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, Vehicle Detailers, Zinc Platers etc

    Ferrous Metal Mode (Fe) Technology - Magnetic Induction - (enables measurement of non magnetic coatings on
    (Typical Applications) magnetic substrates such as Steel, Mild Steel, Cast Iron &Magnetic Stainless Steel).
    Example coatings:- Paint,Zinc / Galvanising, Chrome, Copper, Enamel, Rubber, Paint,
    Varnish, Powder Coating, Plastic etc.
    Non Ferrous Metal Mode (NFe) Technology - Eddy Current - (enables measurement of non-conductive coatings on
    (Typical Applications) non-ferrous substrates such as Aluminium, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Tin, and Non-
    Magnetic Stainless Steel). Example coatings:- Paint,Enamel, Rubber, Paint,
    Varnish, Powder Coating,Anodizing, Plastic etc.
    Measuring Range 0-1500µm (0-1.5mm) or 0-60mil

    Resolution 0.1µm (0-99.9 µm) and 1µm (over 100 µm)

    Accuracy ±1+3% H (H:coating thickness)

    Power Supply 2 x 1.5V AAA Batteries

    Minimum Measurement Area 5mm


    Minimum Sample Thickness 0.4mm
    Operating Conditions Temp: 0 - 40ºC and Humidity: 10-85%RH

    Weight 80.9g ( including batteries)

    Packing weight 1kg


    Dimensions 118 x 56 x 30mm

    Packing size: 26*21*7cm

    Meets Standards Including ISO-2178, ISO-2360, DIN, ASTM & BS


    (suitable for laboratory and harsh field conditions)
    Units of Measurement Metric Measurement:-
    (Microns & Mils)
    Micrometre (µm) – also known as Micron 1 µm = 1/1000mm
    Imperial Measurement:-
    Mil – also known as Thou 1 Mil = 1/1000 Inch
    Conversion:-
    1 Mil / Thou = 25.4 Microns / Micrometre (µm)

    Additional Functionality Automatic identify the substrate , LCD backlight ,Limit alarm .Automatic power
    off, Metric/Imperial switchable, low battery indication ,600 data storage , Easy
    calibration .

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