How to Deliver Right Thickness Successfully?

Take the example of tear seams of air-bags used in automobiles. The airbags are supposed to inflate when the sensors experience the impact of the collision. There the thickness of tear seams is very important, so as to let the airbags inflate by tearing. If these tear grooves are very thick, the bags will require more pressure and time to inflate which may cause a delay in the inflation. This might result in the injury of the passengers. On the contrary, if the tear grooves are thin, they will allow the bag to inflate with minor collision impact when safety bags are not required. This adds additional cost in replacing the bags. 

Similarly, in PET industry, wall thickness gauge is very useful in delivering the appropriate thickness. With these instruments, PET manufacturing industry is saving huge by downgauging the size of the bottle while complying the internal standards. 

 

With ordinary gauges, it is certainly impossible to reach complex areas of a structure where the measuring thickness is next to impossible. MagnaMike 8600 has made it possible to reach to complex areas without destructing the structure. It comes with a probe and a target (which could be a ball, wire 

 

or disk). These small targets can reach to anywhere on the complex surface. The magnetic scans the surface from one side and creates a magnetic field, so that target remains on the other side of the surface and move along the probe.

 

Nondestructive measurement capabilities allow for pinpoint thickness readings in tight corners and grooves.

• Repeatability of test measurements of test sample

• Expandable Thickness range up to 25.4 mm (1.00 in.)

• Replaceable Wear Caps for Probes – Standard and Chisel type

• Expanded target selection – 3/16 and ¼ in. magnetic target balls or Wire target

• Larger Colour VGA display

• Programmable Instrument lock with password

• RS-232/USB/VGA output Communication Modes

• Designed with IP67 rating