Coating Thickness Gauge

Lanetech Precision Coating Thickness Gauges : Dual-mode non-destructive testers for magnetic induction (ISO 2178) & eddy current (ISO 2360) measuring the thickness of coatings applied on various substrates. Seamlessly switch between integrated/separate probes for varied workflows. Measure 0.1-1500μm coatings on metals/plastics with ±1% accuracy.

Key Features:

✅ Auto substrate recognition (magnetic/non-magnetic);

✅ Dual calibration: 30+ coating specs preloaded;

✅ IP65 rugged design for field/lab use;

Trusted by automotive OEMs, aerospace engineers, manufacturing, and corrosion protection teams and control the quality of coatings applied to surfaces to audit paint, anodized layers, and galvanized coatings.

As certified coating thickness gauge suppliers, we offer:

• 1-year calibration warranty

• Bulk order discounts

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Types of Coating Thickness Gauge

CT100 Coating Thickness Gauge

This device is a compact gauge for measuring coating thickness that combines magnetic and eddy current technologies. It offers rapid, non-destructive, and precise thickness measurements.

CT200 Coating Thickness Gauge

This device combines magnetic and eddy current technologies as a dual-function coating thickness gauge. It enables rapid, non-destructive, and precise measurement of coating thickness, suitable for use in both laboratory settings and on project sites.

CT210 Coating Thickness Gauge

The CT210 Coating Thickness Gauge integrates two measurement methods: magnetic induction (F) and eddy current (N), offering rapid measurement speeds, high precision, and excellent repeatability.

TM550FN Coating Thickness Gauge

This small-sized gauge is designed for the non-destructive measurement of the thickness of non-magnetic coatings, such as paint, enamel, and chrome on steel, as well as insulating layers like paint and anodizing coatings on non-ferrous metals.

What Types Of Coatings Can Be Measured Using A Coating Thickness Gauge?

Paint Coatings

Coating Thickness Gauges are commonly used to measure the thickness of paint coatings, including primers, basecoats, and topcoats. These gauges help ensure that the paint is applied within the specified thickness range for optimal protection and appearance.

Powder Coatings

Powder coatings, which are applied as a dry powder and then cured, can also be measured using a Coating Thickness Gauge. The gauge helps ensure that the powder coating is applied evenly and within the desired thickness range for proper adhesion and durability.

Anodized Coatings

As a type of hardness test meter, Gauges for measuring coating thickness are utilized to determine the depth of anodized layers, commonly added to aluminum surfaces to enhance their resistance to corrosion and to improve their visual appeal. The gauge helps verify that the anodized coating meets the required thickness specifications for optimal performance.

How Long Does It Take To Measure The Thickness Of A Coating Using A Coating Thickness Gauge?

Coating Thickness Gauge

The time required to measure the thickness of a coating using a Coating Thickness Gauge can vary depending on several factors. Generally, the measurement process is quick and efficient, taking only a few seconds to a minute per measurement. The gauge is placed on the surface of the coating, and the measurement is typically instantaneous or near-instantaneous. However, factors such as the size of the area being measured, the complexity of the substrate, and the specific gauge being used can influence the overall measurement time. In some cases, multiple measurements may be required to obtain an accurate average thickness, which can slightly increase the overall measurement time.

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