Magnetic Deep Gauge

Name: Magnetic Deep Gauge
Brand: FLOWTECH MEASURING INSTRUMENTS PVT. LTD.

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MOQ : 10 Pieces

Magnetic Deep Gauge Specification

Usage
Industrial

Size
Standard

Material
Stainless Steel

Color
Sliver

Display Type
Analog Only

Magnetic Deep Gauge Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Pieces

Supply Ability
50 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Magnetic Deep Gauge

FLOWTECH Measuring Instruments Private Limited is the renowned manufacturer, exporter and supplier of Magnetic Deep Gauge which is intended for general in-line and for By-Pass metering applications (i.e. for Gas and Liquid) where the operating conditions are within the limitations of Glass metering tubes. You can achieve accurate flow rates with robust glass tube Rotameter, it consists of a tapered tube with a float inside that is pushed up by fluid flow and pulled down by gravity.

A Magnetic Deep Gauge is a measuring device that use magnetic principles to determine the depth or thickness of a ferromagnetic substance. It works by attracting a metal probe to the surface of the substance being measured using a magnetic field. The distance between the probe and the materials surface determines the depth. A Magnetic Deep Gauge is especially developed to measure ferromagnetic materials such as iron, steel, or other magnetic alloys. It is often used to measure the thickness of metal components, coatings, and welds in sectors such as manufacturing, construction, automotive, and aerospace. It can also help with quality control and inspection procedures.

FAQ - Magnetic Deep Gauge:

Is it possible to utilize a Magnetic Deep Gauge on both flat and curved surfaces?

Yes, Magnetic Deep Gauges are adaptable and may be used on both flat and curved surfaces as long as the surface being measured is ferromagnetic.

Is there anything that prevents you from utilizing a Magnetic Deep Gauge?

A Magnetic Deep Gauges dependency on ferromagnetic materials is one of its limitations. It cannot measure non-ferromagnetic or non-metallic materials properly. Surface conditions, coatings, and imperfections can also impair measurement accuracy.