Product Description
The Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – The “Banana” / Inspection Gauge, commonly referred to as the “Banana Gauge”, has proven to be a successful coating thickness gauge where the use of electronic instruments is difficult, eg. inflammable atmospheres in oil and gas production.
The “V” grooved base, rubber feet and clear scale, with its ranges for thicker coatings, makes the Elcometer 211 one of the most popular mechanical gauges in the world.
Standards not in bold have been superseded but are still recognised in some industries |
Specifications
Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – The “Banana” / Inspection Gauge – Specifications
Part Number | Description | Range |
A211F–1M | Elcometer 211 Coating Thickness Gauge | 0 – 1000μm |
A211F–8M | Elcometer 211 Coating Thickness Gauge | 0.65 – 6mm |
Accuracy | ±5% of the reading or ±2.5μm (whichever is the greater) | |
Substrate Thickness | 0.4mm minimum | |
Measurement Area | 30mm Diameter minimum | |
Measurement Diameter | 20mm minimum | |
Edge Effects | Must be at least 6mm from edge | |
Dimensions | 200 x 60 x 30mm | |
Certificate available | Certificate of Calibration: issued for Fixed Calibration equipment and shows readings and traceability |
Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – The “Banana” / Inspection Gauge Packing List:
- Elcometer 211
- Calibration foil set
- Carry pouch
- Neck harness
- Operating instructions
Data Sheet
Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – The “Banana” / Inspection Gauge – Data Sheet
Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge Data Sheet
Standards
Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – The “Banana” / Inspection Gauge – Standards
The Elcometer 211 Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge – the “Banana” / Inspection gauge can be used in accordance with:
- ISO 2178
- ISO 2808-6A
- ISO 2808-7A
- AS 2331.1.3
- AS 3894.3-A
- ASTM G 12
- ASTM B 499
- AS/NZS 1580.108.1
- BS 5411-11
- BS 3900-C5-6A
- DIN 50981
- NF T 30-124
- SSPC-PA2
Standards not in bold have been superseded but are still recognised in some industries