The DMS is also used to measure difficult, highly attenuative materials such as: fiberglass, composites, hot plastics, rubber and other difficult to test materials.

Capabilities include:

• Large, easy to read and back-lit LCD display that is visual under all lighting conditions
• A display of all return signals so that the inspector can verify that the correct measurement is being made
• Zero to First Echo for corrosion and pitting detection
• Multi-Echo for through coating measurements
• DMS can use Dual, Contact or Delay Line Probes
• Minimum Capture Mode with adjustable timeout period
• 80,000 point Data Recorder with the following file types: Linear, Custom Linear, Grid, Custom Grid, Custom Point and Boiler Files
• Last reading comparison
• 16 character alphanumeric input for file name, comments, descriptions, locations, etc.
• A-Scan Store/Recall
• 16 user assignable comments
• Bi-direction communication to PCs
• Direct printer drivers
• Uses all D-Meter Probes
• Interfaces with KB's Utility, UltraMATE™, PIPE+, UltraPIPE™, EPRI Boiler Programs, and others

Select From Two Instrument Models

The CL3 and CL3 DL provide the same ultrasonic performance and a choice of features. The CL3 is simple to operate, requiring only 5 keys to control all instrument functions.

The CL3 DL offers fast, error-free and low cost data collection. Measurements can be stored in the on-board data logger with the press of one key. Stored files with statistics can be sent directly to a printer or transferred to a PC using the optional CL3 DL Utility Software Program.

CL3 and CL3 DL Features Include:

• Compatible with 6 standard delay and contact transducers
• Easy-to-read backlighted display
• Auto-ranging or selectable resolution
• Display thickness and velocity in inches or metric
• Differential measuring mode

Additional CL3 DL Features Include:

• Data storage of 1,200 readings in up to 99 separate files
• RS232C and SPC interface
• HI/LO Tolerance limits with alarms

Select From Two Instrument Models

The CL300 and CL304 offer the same excellent ultrasonic performance. The CL300 is simple to operate with only the basic features required for general applications.

The CL304 offers several advanced features such as the special menu setups. Special menus allows the use of non-standard transducers (e.g., bubbler or immersion) that require customized settings to optimize instrument performance. From the instruments keypad, the operator can adjust 12 parameters including gain, various delays, PRF and signal phase. An oscilloscope can be connected to the instrument’s rear panel RF connector and system timing connector to assist in setup and to verify the accuracy of the measurement. The special setup can be store in 1 of the instrument’s 7 nonvolatile memory banks.

Capabilities Include:

CL300 and CL304 Features Include:

• Compatible with 5 standard contact and delay transducers
• Easy-to-read backlighted display
• Auto-ranging thickness resolution
• Display thickness and velocity in inches or metric
• Powered by AC or 4 Standard "D" Cell Alk/NiCad Batteries

Additional CL304 Features Include:

• Storage of 7 Special Menu Setups
• RF Output and System Timing Connectors
• Time of flight measurement
• Differential measuring mode
• HI/LO Tolerance limits with alarms
• Selectable thickness resolution

Pinpoint wall thickness measurement is achieved when a small steel ball is attracted through the wall to be measured by the magnetic tip of a probe placed on the opposite side. The instrument instantly displays the digital thickness of the area located between the ball and the probe tip. Continuous measurements are carried out as the ball accurately follows the probe’s movement along the contour of a part.

Thin walls and components having extremely sharp curvatures are no problem since the small steel ball enables measurement of radii down to 0.03" (0.75 mm). Applications that cannot be solved by other measuring methods are possible with the MTM 10 and MTM 20 thickness gauges. Proven applications include all non-magnetic materials - plastics, glass, ceramic, nonferrous metals, wood, composites, etc. This technique offers blow molders an easy, accurate and nondestructive method to test wall thickness on sharp corners to ensure structural integrity of plastic bottles. Other packaging applications include glass containers, aluminum cans and thermoformed trays. Sampling, cutting and destroying parts are eliminated. Other difficult applications such as nonferrous metal casting, e.g. aluminum carburetor bowls, and plastic or rubber hoses can also be measured. Additionally, the gauges measure coating thickness when optional probes are used.

Select from two instrument models:
The small, extremely lightweight, handheld gauges, weighing only 9.5 oz.(270 g), are easy to use anywhere. Both models have memory capacity to store up to 10,000 readings. The PRT1 plug-in printer enables direct printout of the data, including statistical evaluation. When used with the MTM 20, limits can be set and histograms printed.