Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges

Tritex NDT Ltd

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Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8QJ, United Kingdom.

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Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges…

…that measure through coatings.

The Multigauge 4100 and 4400 Underwater Thickness Gauges are simple, robust ultrasonic thickness gauges designed to be mounted onto all types of work class ROV’s. There are two models in the range, the Multigauge 4100 which has a depth rating of 1000m and the Multigauge 4400 which has a depth rating of 4000m.  Both gauges have been designed and built to survive extremely harsh conditions that exist in the offshore and underwater industries worldwide.  The gauges use multiple echo which means measurements can be easily taken without the need to remove coatings and the RS422 output makes connection to most ROV’s simple.

The gauge is equipped with IPR (Intelligent Probe Recognition), which automatically adjusts settings in the gauge for enhanced performance and AMVS (Automatic Measurement Verification System) to ensure only true measurements are displayed, even on the most heavily corroded metals.

Multigauge 4000 Gauge, probe, spare membranes, membrane oil, 15mm test block, membrane key, spare 'O' rings, Molykote grease, nose cone release bar, manual, calibration certificate, carry case, communicator software, RS422 - RS232 converter, Impulse connector with fly lead, ROV test cable, power supply for use with test cable.

features:

Ignores coatings using multiple echo

Coating Plus+ for very thick coatings

Depth rating to

1000 m (3280’) and 4000 m (13,123’)

Easy to use Datalogging software

Intelligent Probe

Recognition (IPR)

Automatic Measurement Verification (AMVS)

Compatible with

most ROV’s

No zeroing required

Rugged, durable and robust

RS422 and RS232 compatible

specification:

kit contents:

communicator software:

The Multigauge 4000 is supplied with Tritex Communicator software which allows datalogging on a PC or laptop using templates. These can be setup to store data in a grid, string or combination of both. Alternatively, the software can be used to simply display the measurements directly from the gauge.

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