THICKNESS GAUGE METER : MiniTest 3100
The MiniTest 3100 gauge is a designed for non-destructive coating thickness measurement. There is a variety of probes available that can be connected to the MiniTest 3100. To select the most suitable probe, the thickness of the coating to be measured as well as the thickness of the substrate and the geometry have to be taken into consideration. We offer you a range of probes suitable for standard as well as for special applications.
Using the replaceable probes, the MiniTest 3100 is able to perform coating thickness measurement on both steel and non-ferrous metals. For measurements on steel, the magnetic induction principle is used allowing measurement of all insulating coatings, e. g. paint, enamel etc., and non-ferrous metals on steel and ferrous metals. Probes working on the magnetic induction principle are referred to as F-probes. For measurements of insulating coatings on non-ferrous metals, the eddy current principle is used. Probes working on this principle are referred to as N-probes.
Features
- Wide range of wear resistant probes which can be adapted to different applications
- Universal probe with automatic substrate detection allows fast measurement on steel and non-ferrous metals
- Wear resistant probes of practically unlimited lifetime
- High measuring accuracy and reproducibility
- Storage and evaluation of measuring values
Specifications
| Measuring Range | Probe dependent, see overview |
| Memory | max. 10,000 individual readings |
| Number of application memories | 10 |
| Number of batches for each application memory | 10 |
| Number of batches with individual value memories | max. 100 |
| Measuring Units | microns / mils |
| Power Supply | 1 x 9V alkaline battery or AC adapter |
| Battery Life | 10,000 measurements |
| Conforming Standards | DIN 50981, 50982, 50984, ISO 2178, 2360/BS 5411/ASTM B499, B244 – CE |
| Operating Temperature | Gauge: 0 – 50 °C Probe: -10 – 70 °C |
| Dimensions | 150 x 82 x 35 mm |
| Weight | 270 g |
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