About digital coating thickness Accu 3000fnf
Features and Functions 1m length separated probe Range 03000um, accuracy +/-21um 128*128dots LCD display Menu interface Red LED alarm indication LCD shows mean, maximum, minimum and standard deviation User can set alarm limit Readings can be stored, recalled and deleted Easy to do zero calibration and support multi-point calibration Connect with PC via USB and download readings Multi-language supported Up to 5 measurement groups supported Automatically detect the substrates type(F or N) Unit optional: um, mm and mils Applications
Precise Dual-Mode MeasurementEquipped with an integral probe for both ferrous and non-ferrous materials, the Accu 3000fnf delivers reliable coating thickness readings with just 1 m resolution. The unit supports a wide measuring range (0-1250 m), making it versatile for different surface coatings, including paint, lacquer, or galvanized layers.
Robust Industrial DesignThe compact ABS housing and lightweight build (90g including batteries) make this instrument highly portable. It operates effectively across a broad temperature spectrum and provides large, clear readings via its backlit LCD. The included hard plastic carry case ensures protection during transport and storage.
Ease of Use and CalibrationUser-friendly features such as auto power-off, data hold, and quick zero and foil calibration streamline the measuring process. No special settings are required for substrate types, as the dual probe automatically distinguishes between ferrous and non-ferrous materials.
FAQ's of digital coating thickness Accu 3000fnf:
Q: How do I measure coating thickness with the Accu 3000fnf?
A: Simply place the probe on the coated surface. The device automatically detects the substrate type and displays the coating thickness instantly on the large backlit LCD. Ensure the surface area is at least 6 mm in diameter and meets the substrate thickness requirements.
Q: What surfaces can the Accu 3000fnf measure?
A: This gauge can measure coatings on both ferrous (such as steel) and non-ferrous (such as aluminum) substrates. It is suitable for paint, lacquer, varnish, galvanizing, and similar coatings adhering to metal surfaces.
Q: When should I calibrate the Accu 3000fnf device?
A: Calibration should be performed before initial use, after prolonged storage, or whenever measurement precision is critical. The gauge supports both zero and foil calibration methods for accuracy.
Q: Where can I use the Accu 3000fnf coating thickness gauge?
A: The instrument is suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor environments where the temperature is between 0C and 40C. It is ideal for automotive workshops, quality inspection areas, construction sites, and manufacturing lines.
Q: What is the process for calibrating the device?
A: Calibration is straightforward: For zero calibration, place the probe on an uncoated substrate and follow the on-screen instructions. For foil calibration, use a calibration foil of known thickness, ensuring precise results in line with ISO, DIN, ASTM, and BS standards.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this gauge?
A: Key advantages include non-destructive testing, quick and accurate measurements, automatic substrate recognition, portable design, and compliance with global standards-resulting in efficient quality assurance and reliable results.
Q: Can I use the Accu 3000fnf on curved surfaces?
A: Yes, the device can measure on convex surfaces with a minimum radius of 5 mm and concave surfaces with at least a 25 mm radius, provided the minimum area and substrate thickness criteria are met.
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