Ultrasonic Thickness Tester UTM9 1.0-200mm

features of the Ultrasonic Thickness Tester UTM-9 (1.0–200 mm):

• Measuring Range: Capable of measuring thickness from 1.0 mm to 200 mm, suitable for various materials like metals, plastics, ceramics, and glass.

• High Accuracy: Provides precise measurements with an accuracy of ±(1%H + 0.1 mm), where H is the measured thickness.

• Resolution: Offers a resolution of 0.1 mm, enabling detailed thickness assessments.

• Display: Equipped with a 4-digit LCD display, ensuring clear visibility of readings.

• Working Frequency: Operates at a frequency of 5 MHz, facilitating accurate ultrasonic measurements.

• Sound Velocity Range: Supports a sound velocity range of 1000 to 9999 m/s, allowing calibration for different materials.

• Compact and Lightweight Design: Designed for portability, making it convenient for both field and laboratory use.

• Power Supply: Powered by standard batteries, ensuring ease of replacement and extended usage

• Automatic Power Off: Features an auto power-off function to conserve battery life when not in use.

• User-Friendly Interface: Simple operation with intuitive controls, suitable for both professionals and beginners.

Applications of uses : 

• Non-Destructive Testing (NDT):
  Used for measuring material thickness without damaging the test surface—ideal for critical components in industries like aerospace, automotive, and petrochemical.
• Corrosion and Erosion Monitoring:
  Effectively monitors pipework, tanks, and structural components for internal corrosion or wear, especially in maintenance and safety inspections.
• Quality Control in Manufacturing:
  Ensures uniform material thickness in production lines—especially for metal sheets, plastic parts, and composite materials.
• Pipeline and Boiler Inspections:
  Commonly used in oil & gas, power plants, and marine sectors to check the wall thickness of pressurized vessels and pipelines.
• Thickness Measurement of Non-Metallic Materials:
  Accurately measures glass, ceramics, rubber, and plastic parts where conventional measurement tools cannot be used.
• Shipbuilding and Marine Industry:
  Measures hull thickness to ensure structural safety and compliance with maritime regulations.
• Construction and Civil Engineering:
  Verifies thickness in concrete coatings, walls, and structural elements in both new builds and restoration work.
• Aerospace Industry:
  Helps monitor thickness in aircraft parts to prevent fatigue and maintain airworthiness.