DEFELSKO - PosiTest Magnetic Coating Thickness
Description

Magnetic Coating Thickness Gages for Non-Magnetic Coatings on Steel

DeFelsko - PosiTest. PosiTest magnetic pull-off thickness gage for the non-destructive measurement of non-magnetic coatings (paint, enamel, galvanizing, metalizing, plating, etc.) on steel.

Accurate
Highly wear resistant Carbide Probe for longest life and continuous accuracy
 
Durable
Extra rugged housing, not affected by mechanical shock, water, acid or solvents
Unique overall design, fully supported, positive positioning, no pivoting tendencies during measurement
 
Simple
Positive visual and audible indicators to designate when thickness reading is established
“V” grooves in probe housing and gage base allow correct positioning on cylindrical objects
 
Long Form
Certificate of Calibration showing traceability to PTB included
 

What is Coating Thickness?

Coating thickness or dry film thickness (DFT) is an important variable that plays a role in product quality, process control, and cost control. Measurement of film thickness can be accomplished by selecting the best mil gage for the particular application.

Why Dry Film Thickness Measurement is Important

Dry film thickness (DFT) or coating thickness is arguably the single most important measurement made during the application and inspection of protective coatings. Coatings are designed to perform their intended function when applied within a tight DFT range as specified by the manufacturer. Correct thickness ensures optimum product performance. Even the most basic specification will require DFT to be measured.

The Measure of Quality

Regular film thickness measurement helps control material costs, manage application efficiency, maintain finish quality and ensure compliance with contract specifications. Paint manufacturers recommend target ranges to achieve optimum performance characteristics and clients expect these parameters to be met.

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