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Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges

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UFD-F720 0~15000mm 0.4~20MHz ≤3.0% On Order
€10.822,00
€13.419,28
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Specifications

  • Model/Code: UFD-F720
  • Measuring range: 0~15000mm
  • Working frequency: 0.4~20MHz
  • Material velocity: 0~10000m/s
  • Dynamic range: ≥36dB
  • Gain range: 0~110dB (steps: 0.1dB, 1.0dB, 2.0dB, 6.0dB, 12dB)
  • Vertical linearity: ≤3.0%
  • Horizontal linearity: ≤0.1%
  • Resolving power: >36dB
  • Sensitivity leavings: >62dB (2000Ω2 flat bottom hole, narrow band)
  • Attenuator: 20dB±1dB
  • Suppression: 0~90%
  • Pulse energy: 400V
  • Noise: ≤10%
  • Pulse front: ≤10ns
  • Display: 5.7" TFT color LCD, 640×480 resolution
  • Probe selection: straight probe, angle probe, penetrating probe, climbing probe
  • Gates: incoming wave gate, lost wave gate, single gate reading, double gate reading
  • Alarms: incoming wave alarm, lost wave alarm, double gate alarm, buzzer alarm, LED light alarm
  • Interfaces: Q9 (BNC), USB 2.0, VGA
  • Operating temperature: -20~50°C
  • Relative humidity: 20~95%
  • Power: rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Dimensions (L×W×H): 228×140×42mm
  • Weight: 1.0kg
  • Functions: built-in flaw detection standards (direct call), auto calibration (probe zero offset, probe angle/K value, material velocity), peak hold, flaw locating (depth/vertical) & sound path prediction, flaw discrimination & sizing with DAC/AVG, AWS D1.1, automatic rating, gate magnify, continuous waveform recording, scan freeze, peak mark
  • Standard delivery: main unit (1pc), single-element straight probe UFD-F70 (1pc), single-element angle probe UFD-F71 (1pc), probe connecting cable (2pcs), USB cable (1pc), mainframe backpack (1pc), USB disk (1pc), power adapter (1pc)
  • Probe specifications (reference): UFD-F70 (included) 2.5MHz Ø20mm straight, 90° · UFD-F71 (included) 2.5MHz 13×13mm angle, 63.4° · Optional: UFD-F72 5.0MHz Ø10mm dual-element straight 90°, UFD-F73 5.0MHz Ø10mm straight 90°, UFD-F74 2.5MHz 9×9mm angle 45°, UFD-F75 2.5MHz 9×9mm angle 71.6°

Description

The UFD-F720 is a digital ultrasonic flaw detector (UT) for non-destructive testing of materials. It is used to detect, locate, evaluate, and size internal discontinuities (e.g., cracks, inclusions, weld defects) using A-scan display, DAC/AVG functions, and AWS D1.1 support. Suitable for inspections of welds, metal structures, and industrial maintenance, with waveform recording and data export via USB.

Insize

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Insize

INSIZE was founded in 1995 and is one of the world's leading manufacturers of measuring instruments and metrological equipment. With factories in China and other Asian countries, as well as production units in Germany and Italy for the INSIZE PLUS series, the company offers products that stand out for their accuracy, durability and reliability, while being distinguished by their excellent quality-price ratio.

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Ultrasonic Thickness Gauges

Ultrasonic thickness gauges are non-destructive testing (NDT) instruments that measure the thickness of materials with access from only one side. They operate by emitting high-frequency sound waves, which travel through the material, reflect off the back surface, and return to the sensor, calculating thickness based on the speed of sound propagation.

  • Applications: Ideal for measuring corrosion in piping, fuel tanks, ship hulls, and metal structures without interrupting their operation.
  • Materials: Suitable for metals, plastics, glass, ceramics, and composite materials, provided there is good sound conductivity.
  • Features: They include Echo-to-Echo functions for measurement through paint and automatic compensation for different material temperatures.
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