Residual Magnetic Field Meter MP-1
Magnetometer / Gaussmeter for measurement of residual magnetism in steel
MP-1 is no longer available.
We present you the replacement MP-80: more precise, cheaper, more robust.
Residual Magnetic Field Meter MP-80
With the handy, battery-operated List-Magnetik MP-80 residual magnetic field meter, you can quickly and reliably determine the residual magnetism, also known as remanence, on ferromagnetic iron and steel parts. The measuring device can also be used to check demagnetized parts.
The Hall sensor in the axial field probe is located at a defined measuring distance of 2.0 mm from the measuring surface.
The calibration standard of 5 A/cm always gives you the security that your device is working correctly.
Technical Data Residual Magnetic Field Meter / Gaussmeter / Magnetometer MP-80 |
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| Measuring units: | A/cm – kA/m - Gauss (Oe) – Tesla |
| Measuring probe: | integrated axial field probe, ø 8mm with defined measuring distance of 2.0 mm |
| Measuring range DC: | Residual Magnetism / Remanence in the range 0-100 A/cm |
| Accuracy: | in the homogeneous field ± 0,3 A/cm up to 10 A/cm, ± 3% of measured value from 10 A/cm |
| Resolution: | 0.1 A/cm or 0.01 mT |
| Peak Hold: | Recording rate approx. 10 readings / second |
| Display: | OLED Graphic Display illuminated |
| Analog display: | bar graph |
| Multilingual menu navigation: | German / English |
| Power Supply: | 1x 1.5 V AA Mignon |
| Operating Time: | approx. 40 hours |
| Dimensions: | Ø 28 x 103 mm |
| Weight: | 70 g with battery |
| Warranty: | 12 months |
| Customs tariff no.: | 9031 8080 |
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Scope of supply Residual Magnetic Field Meter / Gaussmeter / Magnetometer MP-80
| Residual Magnetic Field Meter MP-80 with integrated axial field probe, calibration standard 5 A/cm, spare battery and case, including calibration certificate |  |
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Recommended Optionals Residual Magnetic Field Meter MP-80
| Zero Gauss Chamber NGK-10 | ||
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In order to be able to carry out the probe calibration for magnetic field measuring devices independently of the earth's magnetic field, a shielded Zero Gauss Chamber helps |
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