The new version of the Elcometer 456 Coating Thickness Gauge now benefits from a larger display for easy data viewing and a simple calibration feature to make testing even quicker.

The Elcometer 456 Coating Thickness Gauges also features Bluetooth® wireless technology for fast data transfer to the new ElcoMaster Software™, ideal for easy report generation and archiving of readings. The Bluetooth® feature also allows the Elcometer 456 to connect to PDA's and mobile phones for instant reporting and e-mailing from the field.

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Rubert Roughness Comparison Specimens Chart

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Rubert Roughness Comparison Specimens Chart

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Model Name/Number	Roughness Chart
Usage/Application	Industrial

This set consists of 30 comparison specimens, covering six commonly-used machining methods (6 turned, 6 end-milled, 6 horizontally milled, 6 surface-ground, 3 lapped, 3 reamed/drilled. A label gives the Ra values of each specimen in both metric and imperial units.

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Shot And Grit Blasting Comparators

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Industrial

Shot and grit-blasting comparators

These two comparators (item 017 for shotblasting, 018 for gritblasting) are specially designed to check the roughness of steel surfaces which have been blast cleaned to cleanliness grades SA 2.5 and SA 3 before painting. They conform to ISO 8503.

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Press O Film

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PRESS O FILM

Replica tape for measuring blasted surface profiles. By placing the Tqc replica tape on the surface and rubbing over it, the Rt (total roughness) or peak-to-valley height of the profilecan be taken and then measured with a film thickness meter.

1. TQC Replica tape consists of a layer of compressible foam affixed to an incompressible polyester substrate.

2. When pressed against a roughened/gritblasted (steel) surface, the foam collapses acquiring an impression of the surface.

3. Placing the compressed tape between the anvils of the micrometric thickness gage, and subtracting the contribution of the incompressible substrate (50 micrometers or 0.002 inches), gives a measure of the surface profile.

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