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View Details The best ultrasonic thickness gauges by Cygnus Instruments measure using the multiple echo technique that we pioneered many years ago. You will get accurate metal thickness measurements that have been fully checked for errors. Using multiple pulses, our gauges will provide you with verified readings, allowing coatings of up to 20 millimeters in thickness to be ignored. Our surface range of the best ultrasonic thickness gauges includes the Intrinsically Safe unit for potentially explosive environments, the Hands-Free meter for rope access applications, the General Purpose gauge with an LCD display and linear data logging as well as the PRO unit with more comprehensive data logging capabilities. Here at Cygnus Instruments, we manufacture non-destructive ultrasonic testing equipment for maintenance and inspections for a wide range of industrial uses including but not limited to the following: With more than three decades of expertise with all aspects of effective ultrasonic testing solutions, Cygnus Instruments will be your go-to supplier. If you are not sure whether your particular field could be assisted by our ultrasonic thickness meter, get in touch with us and we would be happy to advise you. Established in 1983, our company has gone from strength to strength since its founding. Cygnus Instruments was the pioneer of the digital multiple echo technique that has since become the industry standard. You can trust that we have the knowledge and skill set to create the best ultrasonic thickness gauges available anywhere. With competitive price and timely delivery, AJR sincerely hope to be your supplier and partner. Our ultrasonic testing equipment was developed due to a gap in the market for a handheld device that can be used to measure thickness through protective coatings in a way that is reliable, accurate as well as repeatable. You will find our gauges to be robust and very simple to use. Engineered to withstand even the toughest of environments, you can rely on a Cygnus Instruments product. “I have used the gauges extensively, often in awkward places where they often take a beating as well as occasionally getting wet but these gauges have proven to be robust and reliable. The 4+ meter is very light and easy to carry and has the option to use single crystal or twin crystal transducers, which allows me the ability to measure through thick coatings in deep coat mode as well heavily corroded metals. When taking measurements with this meter, I have found it to be accurate with repeatable results. The 4+ gauges we use allow us to see a clear, simple A-Scan as measurements are taken, which in turn allows us to verify these measurements. I can also log my measurements and easily transfer them into reports for clients, which is very beneficial. I will continue to use their products as I know I have a reliable, robust tool that I can genuinely trust.” – Mr. Howard, Ultrasonic Thickness Meter Customer Testimonial The comment above is only one of the numerous positive testimonials that we have received about our products over the years. A lot of clients recommend our products to their colleagues and wouldn’t hesitate to point you our way if you asked them: “Who offers the best ultrasonic thickness gauges in the world?” Are you now convinced beyond any doubt that the best ultrasonic thickness gauges are offered by Cygnus Instruments? Would you like to ask us some more questions before you commit to a purchase? We are always here to help and look forward to hearing from you soon. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch using one of the below contact methods. If you are ready to place your order for the best ultrasonic thickness gauges, then there are several fast efficient ways that you can contact us. To speak to someone right away, just call us directly on +441305265533. If you would prefer to send your inquiry over in writing, fill out the simple online request form found on our easily navigable website. We will get back to you shortly using your preferred method of contact.Our ultrasonic thickness meter
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Choosing the best thickness gauge for your application depends on several factors, such as material type, shape, surface, thickness range, accuracy requirement, measurement speed, and environment. Generally speaking, non-conductive materials like plastics, composites, and ceramics should be measured with an ultrasonic or optical thickness gauge. Conductive materials like metals and alloys should be measured with an eddy current or mechanical thickness gauge. Transparent or translucent materials like glass, plastic, and film should be measured with an optical or mechanical thickness gauge. Thin, curved, or coated materials like wires, tubes, and foil should be measured with an eddy current or mechanical thickness gauge. Soft, flexible, or non-abrasive materials like rubber, leather, and paper should be measured with a mechanical or ultrasonic thickness gauge. Homogeneous, smooth, and flat materials like pipes, tanks, and plates should be measured with an ultrasonic or eddy current thickness gauge. Flat, smooth, and uniform materials like windows, lenses, and screens should be measured with an optical or mechanical thickness gauge. For high accuracy measurements you should use an optical or eddy current thickness gauge. For high speed measurements you should use an eddy current or ultrasonic thickness gauge. Lastly for harsh environment measurements such as high temperature or corrosive conditions you should use an ultrasonic or eddy current thickness gauge.
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