Handheld gauge gets the measure of coatings
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Bowers Metrology UK product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Sep 11, 2006
An ergonomic, battery operated tester is ideal for most coating thickness applications.
CV Instruments, the prolific material-testing arm of the Bowers Metrology Group, has recently launched a new low cost, handheld, digital coating thickness gauge.
Designed for use on ferrous substrates, the easy to use TT-211 boasts many high-quality features including - auto off, mm/inch options and a choice of measuring resolutions.
CV claims that the ergonomic, battery operated tester is ideal for most coating thickness applications.
Demonstrations of this new CV gauge can be arranged through Bowers Metrology.
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