Coating Thickness Meters
Two measuring techniques are used to measure the thickness of layers over a metal substrate. Firstly, the magnetic induction, that is, when the substrate is self-magnetizable (steel or iron), and, secondly, the eddy current method, that is, when the substrate is at least electrically conductive (other metals such as aluminum). We specialize in those two techniques, and we are sorry to say, we are unable to offer you equipment for the thickness measurement of ceramics, glass or plastic.
You will find a variety of probes to suit your specific requirements. Please note: The combined oscillating probe is designed for using both measuring techniques. You can work with both methods on all metals, with automatic detection of the substrate. The 90° swivel-mounted probe allows you to measure even in the most difficult-to-reach corners and openings. All our coating thickness gauges are "Made in Germany".
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TOP-CHECK
LIST-MAGNETIK TOP-CHECK coating thickness meters work with an integrated, unique 90° swivel-mounted probe. The compact devices are barely larger than a measuring probe and are therefore ideally suited for on-site applications in places which are difficult to access. |
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MEGA-CHECK Basic / Profi / Master
The LIST-MAGNETIK MEGA-CHECK series of coating thickness meters can be used to connect many specialized probes. Applications at particularly small openings, thick layers and small measuring points are therefore possible without any problems. Special functions such as the scan measurement for rough surfaces and the duplex measurement for galvanized and additionally coated steel complete the performance spectrum.
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MEGA-CHECK Pocket
LIST-MAGNETIK MEGA-CHECK Pocket coating thickness meters ensure trouble-free, accurate, reproducible measurements. The measuring probes digitize the signals in the probe before they are transmitted to the measuring device via the probe cable.
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