ETG gauges are microprocessor technology electronic coating thickness gauges which measure to .00001 inch (ten millionths) and automatically round off to .0001 (tenths of a mil) or 1 micron for a stable digital display. range: 0 to 40 mils (0 to 999 microns). ETG comes with precision calibration foils and plate, instruction manual, 9 volt alkaline battery, and hard plastic storage case with room for accessories such as print cables and disks.
ETG-I (Ferrous) The Industrial model is specially designed for those who need to use plated calibration thickness standards (NIST calibration sets, for example) or those who need to frequently measure chrome and other hard platings. ETG-I also has an expanded memory.
ETG-A (Ferrous) The Automotive model is designed specifically for measuring paint on steel and has special circuitry to minimize the effect of the substrate on readings. However, ETG-A needs special calibration for measuring chrome platings. Therefore choose ETG-I for measuring hard platings or NIST standards; if not choose ETG-A for its advantages. For further information, look at Feature 9.
ETG-N The Nonferrous model measures the thickness of nonconductive coatings on nonferrous metals such as aluminum and brass. In addition, its circuitry was specifically designed to be minimally affected by the conductive particles in metallic paints or by the variation in thickness and alloy encountered in substrates such as aluminum panels.
Print Models (ETG-AP, ETG-IP, ETG-NP) enable printing the stored readings using a standard DOS (IBM compatible) computer system; no extra cost printer is needed. Not only do ETG printing models cost many hundreds of dollars less than comparable gauges, ETG print programs and computer cable are included for free. |