OLYMPUS 27MG ULTRASONIC THICKNESS GAUGE

Olympus 27MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is the most affordable Panametrics line. The thickness gauge replaced the 26MG model of the Panametrics trademark. It is intended for precision measurements of the residual wall thickness of pipes with unilateral access to the object of control. The device is lightweight (only 340 g), ergonomic and convenient to use with one hand. Despite its compact size, the 27MG ultrasonic thickness gauge is equipped with numerous innovative features and technologies used in more advanced Olympus models. Powered by finger-type batteries, the rugged and reliable ultrasonic thickness gauge features a backlit LCD screen with easy-to-read numbers. Intuitive keyboard, color-coded keys provide easy access to all key functions. We offer to buy 27MG in Moscow with delivery to any region of Russia.

Standard thickness gauge functions:

• automatic recognition of the converter to ensure its optimal operation;
• automatic zero compensation to ensure accurate measurements on hot surfaces;
• gain adjustment when measuring materials with a high degree of ultrasonic attenuation (cast metal);
• differential mode;
• high / low alarm threshold settings;
• Min / Max mode to call the minimum or maximum thickness value (20 measurements per second).

The 27MG is designed for inspection and maintenance engineers measuring the thickness of objects that are corroded from the inside (metal pipes, tanks, beams, and supporting structures). An ultrasonic thickness gauge is a cost-effective and quick way to conduct non-destructive testing using ultrasound.

Converters

To work with a 27MG thickness gauge, a separately-combined transducer is required, which is used to measure the thickness of many corroded objects. To measure the thickness of materials that are too thick, too thin, or small pipes, Olympus offers a wide range of separately coupled transducers. Olympus converters compatible with 27MG have an automatic recognition function; This function optimizes the operation of the probe, causing a default V-path correction.

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