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Fischer ISOSCOPE FMP10
Fischer ISOSCOPE FMP10
FMP10-40 series coating thickness gauge
A flexible solution for measuring coating thickness: The new generation handheld instrument FMP10-20, paired with a wide variety of plug-in probes, provides accurate measurements. In addition to the fact that users can only create one application, these instruments are easy to operate, durable, and suitable for almost every thickness measurement requirement of coating layers, including a wide range of sprayed workpieces and special complex coatings. The FMP10-20 series also has general statistical evaluation functions. According to your measurement application, you can choose the magnetic induction method (DELTASCOPE) ® FMP10)、 Eddy current method (ISOSCOPE) ® FMP10) or Dual purpose Magnetic Induction and Eddy Current Instrument (DUALSCOPE) ® FMP20)。 DELTASCOPE ® FMP10 is used to measure the thickness of non-magnetic coatings such as chromium, copper, zinc, paint, enamel, or plastic on iron substrates. ISOSCOPE ® FMP10 is used to measure the thickness of paint or plastic on non-magnetic metal substrates; Used to measure the thickness of aluminum substrates, as well as the thickness of conductive layers on non-conductive substrates. DUALSCOPE ® Due to the use of both magnetic induction and eddy current methods, as well as the ability to automatically identify substrates, the FMP20 universal instrument can measure the thickness of numerous coating layers on iron/steel, non-magnetic metal substrates, and non-conductive substrates.
Fischer ISOSCOPE FMP10 probe selection
Fischer ISOSCOPE FMP10 commonly used eddy current probe for Fischer thickness gauge: FTA3.3H, order number: 604-142, measurement range: 0-1200 μ m, measurement accuracy: 0-50 μ m, ± 0.25 μ m; 50~800μm,±0.5%; 800~1200μm,< 2.5%
Fischer DELTASCOPE FMP10 thickness gauge commonly used magnetic probe: FGAB1.3, order number: 604-141, measurement range: 0-2000 μ m (45 mil). Measurement accuracy: 0-50 μ m, ± 0.25 μ m; 50~8000μm,± 0.5 %; 800~1200μm,< 2.5%

Application of Fischer ISOSCOPE FMP10:
The Fischer FMP10 thickness gauge adopts the electromagnetic induction method according to DIN EN ISO 2178 and ASTM B499 standards,
According to the principle of electromagnetic induction (DIN EN ISO 2178), a portable coating measuring instrument controlled by a microprocessor is used.
Fischer FMP10 thickness gauge is used to measure the thickness of non-magnetic coatings such as chromium, copper, zinc, paint, enamel, or plastic on iron substrates;
240x160 pixel large-sized, high contrast display;
Measurement can start after power on;
Fischer FMP10 user-friendly interface for Fischer thickness gauge;
Can store 1000 pieces of data;
Automatic recognition probe;
Fischer FMP10 thickness gauge has statistical evaluation functions, such as zero calibration of mean and standard deviation through ZERO key, which can quickly reduce the influence of sample shape;
Multiple measurement methods: automatic measurement, external triggering;
Mechanical sliding cover can protect unused buttons;
The Fischer FMP10 thickness gauge has a Chinese operating interface and multiple languages to choose from;
USB interface for connecting PC and printer;
Powered by batteries, easy to carry;
The price of Fischer FMP10 thickness gauge includes: user manual, connection cable FMP/PC, USB drive CD, but does not include measuring probe, calibration standard block.
Suitable for measuring:
1. Non ferrous metal coatings (such as chromium, copper, zinc, etc.) on steel and iron
2. Fischer FMP10 paint, wax and synthetic coatings on steel and iron using Fischer thickness gauge
3. HELMUT FISCHER offers a variety of portable instruments to meet the needs of each customer.
Following the magnetic induction method in DIN EN ISO 2178 and ASTM B499 standards, measure non-ferrous metal coatings (such as chromium, copper, zinc, etc.) and plastic coatings on steel.