Coating Thickness Gauges

Industrial handheld gauge that, depending on the probe, measures non-magnetic coatings on steel (magnetic induction) and non-conductive coatings on non-ferrous metals (eddy current).

Compact series of handheld gauges for measuring the thickness of paint, hot-dip galvanised and plastic coatings on site on most metals.

A universal series of handheld gauges for quality assurance in production and in the laboratory – non-destructive coating thickness measurement on ferrous and non-ferrous metals with a very wide range of probes.

A simple and economical instrument for quickly checking the thickness of non-magnetic coatings on unhardened commercial steel when the accuracy of an electronic gauge is not needed.

A range of probes for the LEPTOSKOP 2042 gauge that allows a single instrument to measure coatings from a few microns up to 20 mm thick on steel and non-ferrous metals.

One of the smallest electronic coating thickness gauges with an integrated spring-loaded probe, designed for quick one-handed checks.

Handheld gauges for complex and regulated measuring tasks in production quality control.

A classic handheld gauge for quality control of electroplated and metallic coatings where conventional methods do not work: rough surfaces, small and curved parts, conductive coatings on conductive substrates.

A specialised gauge for duplex systems – paint on galvanised steel – from car bodies to roofing and façade sheet.

A handheld instrument for electronics manufacturers for measuring the thickness of thin copper layers on multilayer PCBs and laminates without influence from deeper, insulated copper layers.

A universal benchtop system for laboratories and production quality control: coating thickness, electrical conductivity and ferrite content are measured in parallel with one instrument.

An expansion module for the FISCHERSCOPE MMS PC2 that measures organic and metallic coatings when the atomic numbers of the coating and the substrate differ sufficiently.