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Phase II Electronic Thickness Gage
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Rotunda Part Number:
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355-MSC52845781
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Supplier Part Number:
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MSC52845781
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Product Supplied By Class C Solutions
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DetailsROI Calculator
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This multi-functional ultrasonic thickness gauge offers everything from basic measurement, thru coating capabilities, scanning capabilities, adjustable sound velocity, extended memory, and USB output capabilities. This dynamic ultrasonic thickness gauge is designed to measure the thickness of metallic and non-metallic materials such as steel, aluminum, titanium, plastics, ceramics, glass, and any other good ultrasonic wave conductor as long as it has a parallel top and bottom surfaces. The UTG-2900 ultrasonic thickness gauge will accurately display readings in either inch or millimeter after a simple calibration to a known thickness or sound velocity.
Includes:
- Base Instrument
- 5MHz Echo-Echo Probe
- 2 oz. Bottle of couplant gel
- Data Output Software
- USB Cable
- Certificate of Calibration
- Operation Manual
- Custom Carry Case
- 5 Year Warranty
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Specifications:
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Model No. UTG-2900
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Display type
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4.5 -digit LCD w/Back Light
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Minimum display unit
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0.001"/0.01 mm (selectable)
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Measuring Range
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Pulse-Echo: 0.025" -23.0" in steel
Echo-Echo: .118" -3.50"
Can measure up to 90 mm(3.5") of steel while going through 900 micron (.035") (35 mils) of coating.
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Accuracy
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+/- (0.5% thickness + .001")
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Sound velocity range
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3280-32805 ft/s (1000-9999m/s)
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Scanning Feature
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Yes, 16 measurements/second
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Operating temperature
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32-122 degrees F
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Frequency
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5MHz
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Update range
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4Hz
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Memory
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20 Groups (100 files/group)
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Output
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USB
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Power supply
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AA alkaline batteries (2pc)
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Battery life
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Approx. 100 hours (w/backlight off)
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Power consumption
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Working current is less than 3V
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Dimensions
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5.90" x 2.91" x 1.30" (150 x 74 x 33 mm)
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Weight
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8.6 oz. (245g)
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