The TT2130 Ultrasonic Wall Thickness and Material Thickness Gauge (previously the TT300) is a handheld, microprocessor-controlled gauge for measuring the thickness of metallic and non-metallic materials, including aluminium, titanium, plastics, ceramics, glass and cast iron, provided the material conducts ultrasound well and has parallel top and bottom surfaces. Its core use is non-destructive measurement from one side only, which lets you check raw materials, component parts and assembled machinery without cutting into them, and monitor pipes and pressure vessels for wall loss caused by corrosion before it becomes a failure.

The TT2130 Ultrasonic Wall Thickness works by timing an ultrasonic pulse through the material and converting that into a thickness reading. With a 5MHz transducer it measures 1.2mm to 225.0mm, and with a 2MHz transducer 5.0mm to 300.0mm. Display resolution of the TT2130 Ultrasonic Wall Thickness is selectable at 0.1mm or 0.01mm, with a measuring accuracy of plus or minus 1% of thickness plus 0.1mm. Sound velocity is user-programmable, either by calibrating against a known standard or by setting the velocity from a speed-of-sound chart, and two-point calibration improves accuracy. The TT2130 Ultrasonic Wall Thickness stores up to 500 readings with RS232 output to a PC or printer, runs on two AA 1.5V batteries for around 100 hours without backlight, weighs 370g and operates from -10 to 60 degrees C.

Used across NDT, corrosion monitoring and quality control in refineries, marine and general engineering, the TT2130 Ultrasonic Wall Thickness is supplied by BAMR, South Africa's authorised distributor.