Dry film thickness gauge - byko-test-lite from BYK-Gardner

Dry film thickness gauge with fixed sensor

Art. No.: 3791

byko-test Lite
Dry film thickness gauge - basic model

Compact, easy to use gage for film thickness on Fe and NFe substrates
High functionality including statistics and memory for data transfer

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€541.00

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Enter a value between 1 and 100000000 in increments of 1.

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The byko-test film thickness gage includes dew point measurement, whereas the byko-test Lite is for dry-film thickness measurement only.

Compact design for one hand operation
Color display with 90° and 180° flip screen
Automatic substrate recognition
Strong wear resistant ruby probe tip
Zero point calibration
Key lock for only taking readings
Statistic mode with 1000 measurement memory
Continous measurement mode
Stability mode warns user when instrument is tilted preventing wrong readings

Thickness Measurement
Measuring Range Mils / µm	0 - 79 mil 0 - 2000 µm
Substrate Fe	Steel or Iron
Substrate NFe	Non-magnetic metals: aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, stainless steel
Measuring Range	0 - 79 mil
Measuring Range	0 - 2000 µm
Accuracy	±2 µm + 3% of measured value ±0,08 mil + 3% of measured value
Minimum Curvature	Convex 0.20 in; Concave 1.2 in
Minimum Curvature	Convex 5 mm; Concave 30 mm
Minimum substrate thickness	Fe: 0,019 in; NFe: 0,002 in
Minimum substrate thickness	Fe: 0,5 mm; NFe: 0,05 mm
Technical Specifications
Full Scale Calibration Range Mils/ µm	-
Measurement Method	Film Thickness Fe/NFe
Certificate	no
General
Memory	1000 readings
Weight	0.16 kg
Weight	0.35 lb
Dimensions: L x W x H	11.5 x 6.7 x 4.4 cm
Dimensions: L x W x H	4.53 x 2.65 x 1.75 in

ASTM	B499 D1186 D1400 D7091
BS	3900-C5 5411-3 5411-11
DIN	50981 50984
ISO	2178 2360 2808 19840

Instrument
Zero plates Fe & NFe (3800)
Calibration Shim (1)
2 AA batteries
Manual
Carrying case

Manuals

Manual_byko-test_Lite_Film-Thickness-Gage_21-11-19_Web.pdfManual_byko-test_Lite_Film-Thickness-Gage_21-11-19_Web.pdf
Manual_byko-test_Connect_10-01-20_Web.pdfManual_byko-test_Connect_10-01-20_Web.pdf

Film thickness

For all requirements associated with a coating, there is an optimal layer thickness to ensure good flow and leveling, gloss, optimal color uniformity and opacity as well as good protection against environmental influences and corrosion. If the layer thickness is too high, mechanical-technological properties such as mandrel bending tests, stone impact tests and ball impact tests deteriorate, and the cost-effectiveness of the painting process also decreases. For this reason, layer thicknesses are worked out and specified by the paint supplier and quality assurance. These must be regularly checked and documented.