Helmut Fischer SIGMASCOPE SMP350 – electrical conductivity meter for non-ferrous metals

Applications

Compact handheld instrument for measuring the electrical conductivity of non-ferrous metals – aluminium, copper – using the phase-sensitive eddy current method. Conductivity is used to assess the hardness and strength of heat-treated materials, heat damage, fatigue and alloy homogeneity; applied in aviation, metal processing and at the mint.

Key features

• Range 0.3–63 MS/m / 0.5–108 % IACS
• Measurement through paint or plastic coating up to 500 µm thick
• Several measuring frequency versions for different penetration depths
• Automatic curvature compensation
• Material-specific temperature coefficient, optional temperature sensor in the probe
• Touch screen, USB, acoustic limit value monitoring; Boeing BAC 5651 probe

Models

probes with and without integrated temperature sensor; FS40 probe; certified standards in MS/m and % IACS

Technical data

• Method: phase-sensitive eddy current
• Range: 0.3–63 MS/m / 0.5–108 % IACS
• Coating thickness when measuring through a coating: up to 500 µm
• Memory: several thousand applications and readings
• Display: high-resolution touch screen
• Interface: USB

Standards

DIN 50994; Boeing BAC 5651 (probe)

What we offer

• Selection of the instrument and configuration for your task, together with the manufacturer
• Trial measurements of your samples in the manufacturer’s laboratory
• Training, calibration and service organised through the manufacturer

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Technical data according to the manufacturer: helmut-fischer.com