Nova TG110-DL Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

The TG110-DL is housed in a custom, all aluminium enclosure with gasketed ends. The case is designed for maximum comfort whilst offering the user maximum grip along the sides and back surfaces.  Most other gauges have smooth surfaces that once wet with couplant are difficult to hold. 

 The display is a full 128 x 64 pixels (1.96" x 1.25") and incorporates simple language text for all menus.  This is an industry first at this price point. Try that on the usual 7 segment display unit. Along with the 1/2" high primary numeric readout area an analogue style "Scan" bar is located at the bottom of the screen and represents a visual indication of the current material wall thickness.  This is particularly useful while in the high speed scan mode.  The eye can perceive these linear movements much easier than rolling digits making general thickness trend information easier to interpret.  Additionally, a graphic display permits logged data to be displayed in a grid fashion, much like a spreadsheet.  The user can review the log by scrolling through the rows and columns much like a spreadsheet.  Any value above or below a pre-set value will cause that cell to flash in the spread sheet view.  Metals, plastics, ceramics, glass or virtually any other material which conducts ultrasound can be accurately gauged over a wide range of thickness'. An optimized combination of high penetrating power and resolution make the miniature Nova TG110DL the choice for a countless variety of thickness measurement jobs, whether in the plant, field or the lab. 

One of the most outstanding uses for the TG110DL is to assess material thinning due to corrosion or erosion, including many types of pitting action.  The Nova TG110DL Thickness Tester has proven ability to handle an exceptional range of adverse gauging conditions such as rough surfaces, contours and high temperatures, even tough-to-penetrate materials like cast iron.

You'll find the NOVA TG110-DL at home in rugged field sites like refineries, pipelines and construction jobs, as well as shipyards, foundries, power plants, and throughout industries like automotive, mining, rail roads, and primary metals producers, even in food processing, paper production, plastics, ceramics and glass making.