Fast thickness measurement of powder-coated components or car paint (wet paint) and other coatings.
 A thickness gauge is used to measure the thickness of the galvanized layer or coating on a metal surface. Specifically, it can measure the thickness of a non-magnetic coating on the surface of magnetic materials such as steel or iron (e.g., chromium, paint, ceramics, etc.), as well as copper or aluminum and similar materials. Likewise, it can measure the thickness of a coating on the surface of non-magnetic materials such as paint. The instrument features a built-in precision probe that automatically detects the properties of the substrate and the thickness of the coating layer through electromagnetic induction and eddy current effects.
 MULTIFUNCTIONAL TESTING DEVICE:
 Combining compactness with precision, this coating thickness gauge offers numerous features, including a low battery indicator and an automatic shut-off function. It automatically detects substrate properties and allows for the measurement of metal coatings and coatings such as paint, enamel, and chrome on steel, as well as paint and anodized coatings on aluminum and copper.
 EXTRAORDINARY ACCURACY:
 With an ultra-precise resolution of 1um, this paint coating meter allows you to measure FE and NFE coatings as well as automotive paints from 0 to 2000um. You have the option to simultaneously record the average, maximum, minimum, and quantity values.
 CLEAR DISPLAY:
 The depth gauge features a large display that clearly shows metal type, operating mode, data, battery status, and readings in µm or mils. It enables non-destructive measurements of coating thickness and paint, making it indispensable for surface treatment of materials.
 USER-FRIENDLY AND MOBILE:
 The high-resolution, backlit display allows you to easily read the data. The device is easy to carry thanks to its non-slip design and comfortable grip. It can take precise measurements on smooth, rough, thin, and curved surfaces.
 VERSATILE APPLICATION:
 Our measuring instruments are used in various industries, including
 The manufacturing industry, including paint and powder coating plants, the metal surface finishing industry, the chemical industry, goods inspection, and many others. They are robust enough for use in laboratories, workshops, and outdoors where precise measurements are essential.