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3240-6 |
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3240-1,2,3 |
These easy to use gauges are designed to measure the thickness of a coating.Dry film : The measurement of the difference in height between the surface of the coating and the bare surface of the substrate, given by 2 fixed resting points (or outer sleeve) and a central mobile sensor, indicates the thickness of the dry film.Wet film : A knurled screw situated on the upper part of the gauge enables the travel of the probe to be varied over a height of 500µm until it touches the film. The difference given by the resting points on the substrate and the probe indicates the film thickness.Supplied with glass reference / zero plate.Can be used in accordance with:
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