Portable thickness gauge MX series

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The Ultrasonic Measuring Technique is used to measure the thickness of steel and all other metals, glass and homogenous plastics and to detect material flaws, corrosion and pits. The main advantage of ultrasonic measurement over traditional methods is that ultrasonic measurement can be performed with access to only one side of the material being measured. The ultrasonic gauges are used in the automotive, aircraft, machine and tool industry and especially to check the residual thickness of tanks and tubes. The Ultrasonic Measuring Technique is used to measure the thickness of steel and all other metals, glass and homogenous plastics and to detect material flaws, corrosion and pits. The main advantage of ultrasonic measurement over traditional methods is that ultrasonic measurement can be performed with access to only one side of the material being measured. The ultrasonic gauges are used in the automotive, aircraft, machine and tool industry and especially to check the residual thickness of tanks and tubes. Serie MX measure the thickness of materials from 1 mm and detect material flaws : The devices MX-2, MX-3 and MX-5DL work with dual-element (transmit and receive) transducers, which not only measure the thickness of materials from 1 mm (steel) but are as well suitable to detect material flaws (corrosion and pits). A wide selection of dual-element transducers for any material and different applications are available. MX-2 is a fixed velocity gauge that requires no special training to operate. It contains eight velocities of common materials and 2 velocities that the user can set using a simple software program.