A&D Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge AD3255 AD3255 1 unit

Catalog number: AD3255 Features: ●One unit covers a wide measurement range. <0.8 to 300 mm> ●The probe can be replaced according to the application. (Standard probe AD3255-02 included, others sold separately) ●Backlight function (display easy to see even in dark environments) ●Battery level display function and auto power off function. ●Display resolution of 0.01 mm (display can be switched between 0.01/0.1 mm). ●Equipped with a scan mode that can measure minimum thickness over a wide range. ●Thickness measurement through paint is possible. (AD-3255-04 (sold separately) required) ●Zero point adjustment of the probe is possible. A test piece equivalent to 4 mm is included. ●Sound speed adjustment is possible. Coupling status is displayed and contact status can be confirmed. Applications: ●For thickness measurement of a wide range of materials such as metal, glass, plastic, ceramic, and epoxy. Specifications: ● Measurement range (mm): 0.8 to 200.0 (using included probe) ● Resolution (mm): 0.01/0.1 ● Measurement method: Ultrasonic pulse reflection method ● Width (mm): 73 ● Depth (mm): 32 ● Height (mm): 143 ● Power supply: 2 AA batteries (sold separately) ● Measurement method: Ultrasonic pulse reflection method ● Test piece AD3255-01 included ● Measurement frequency: Single point mode 7 times/second, scan mode 16 times/second ● Measurement range Pulse echo mode: For 7MHz probe AD-3255-02 (standard probe): 0.8 to 200.0mm, for 5MHz probe AD-3255-03 (optional probe): 1.0 to 300.0mm, for 5MHz probe AD-3255-04 (optional probe): 2.0 to 300.0mm ● Power supply / Battery life: 2 AA alkaline batteries / 30 hours or more continuous use (25℃, backlight off, 4mm measurement) Note: *When measuring thickness through paint, the thickness of the object can be measured if the paint thickness is about 1mm or less and the ratio of the paint thickness to the thickness of the object being measured is 1:8 or more. However, there are cases where measurement is not possible depending on the condition of the paint or the object being measured. Also, paint thickness cannot be measured.