ElektroPhysik coating thickness gauges provide quality control for many products and materials such as steel and iron. Cars, ships, planes, industrial parts and even mobile phones, among hundreds of other items, are coated using high-tech processes. On the one hand, such products need effective protection (e.g. corrosion protection), with the help of coating thickness measurement to extend the service life; on the other hand, they need to look good. Both aspects are equally important to customers, as product design and longevity are important factors in purchasing decisions.
　　ElektroPhysik's MiniTest 700 series of devices-and for good reason: they have a variety of applications, provide accurate readings, and exceed value.
　　Advantages Overview:
　　Sensors digitally process readings for quick results
　　Sensor durability, long service life
　　Wide range of applications, measuring coating thicknesses up to 35mm
　　ElektroPhysik coating thickness gauge MiniTest700 is available in 3 different models:
　　MiniTest725: Basic version with integrated sensor, compact design and low price.
　　MiniTest735: Standard version, external sensor connected to the device via cable, making measurement easy.
　　MiniTest745: Flexible version with interchangeable sensors that can be wirelessly connected to the device via cable or via Bluetooth for greater freedom in measuring coating thickness.
　　All three versions of the MiniTest700 series allow non-destructive measurement of coating thickness of nonmagnetic coatings (paints, composites, chromium and other plating, nonmagnetic coatings, etc.) on ferromagnetic substrates (steel/iron) and insulating coatings (paints, enamels, composites, anodized aluminum, etc.) on conductive substrates (aluminum, copper, titanium, austenitic stainless steel).
　　In addition, all devices are capable of two different measurement methods:
　　Single mode: Record and save up to 70 readings per minute *.
　　Continuous mode: 20 coating thickness values can be recorded per second *. For example, this allows you to identify * thin and * thick points and save readings in a measurement series.
　　The MiniTest725/735/745 coating thickness gauge can be used for a variety of measurement tasks:
　　Measurement in small parts, thin metal rods or grooves: The miniature sensor is easy to use due to its world's smallest measuring head (diameter: 2.5 mm).
　　Automotive body: sensors are less sensitive to geometric factors and body panel thickness.
　　Aircraft manufacturing: Particularly challenging alloys based on aluminum or titanium are not a problem for MiniTest700 because it automatically compensates for different conductivities and can take readings on different non-ferrous substrates without recalibration.
　　Measurements in holes and hard-to-reach places: Connect a dedicated tube sensor and use!
　　Corrosion protection, e.g. in large steel structures (bridge construction and shipbuilding): MiniTest700 series devices record a large number of readings in situ for later analysis.
　　Environments susceptible to high dust and moisture (construction sites, shipyards, etc.): Heavy duty sensors are equipped with particularly robust measuring heads that can easily withstand different environmental conditions.
　　Thick coatings, such as fire protection coatings or special coatings in pipe construction: The F15 sensor measures steel coating thicknesses up to 15 mm.