LS225+N2000 Coating thickness Tester

LS225 coating thickness meter with N2000 probe, professional for measuring the coating thickness with large flat area. The instrument uses the eddy current induction principle, the probe uses its own weight to ensure that the same force is used to press the probe during each measurement, and the value is stable. It is especially suitable for measuring the thickness of paint on PCB boards, and can also be used for measuring non-conductive coatings such as paint, anodic oxide layer, ceramics, etc. on non-magnetic metal substrates such as copper, aluminum, die-cast zinc, brass, etc.

Application
LS225+N2000 coating thickness gauge can be non-destructive measurement of non-conductive coating thickness on non-magnetic metal substrates, such as anodic oxide layer on the surface of various aluminum workpieces, three-proof paint on the surface of PCB boards, etc.. It can be used for production inspection, construction acceptance and sales exhibition site, and the application areas involve aviation industry, building materials, machinery, chemical industry, light industry and instrumentation and many other industries.

Feature

Measure ultra-thin coating layers
Digital oscillation technology and high-speed ADC acquisition can measure ultra-thin coatings below 10μm and ensure accurate and stable data

Probe using self-weight trigger measurement design
The probe uses its own weight to trigger the measurement to ensure that the same force is applied to the probe for each measurement and the value is stable.

Adopt digital probe technology
Using self-developed advanced digital probe technology, integrated digital processing circuit inside the probe, avoiding the noise interference of analog signals, ensuring the accuracy of test data

Multi-point calibration, more accurate data
Support zeroing and multi-point calibration to ensure more accurate data, equipped with a special zeroing board and standard tablets

With data statistics function
With data statistics function, automatically count the maximum value, minimum value, average value and variance value of the last 9 groups of data tested