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Elcometer 456 Separate Coating Thickness Gauge

The Elcometer 456 Coating Thickness Gauge sets new standards; providing reliable and accurate coating thickness measurements; helping you to become more efficient.

The Elcometer 456 dry film thickness gauge is available in three different models. Each coating thickness gauge provides the user with increasing functionality - from the entry level Elcometer 456 Model B, to the top of the range Elcometer 456 Model T.

Separate coating thickness gauge models, with their wide range of probes, provide even greater dry film thickness measurement flexibility.

Compatible with ElcoMaster^® software and ElcoMaster^® Mobile App, individual coating thickness measurements can be transferred via USB or Bluetooth^® to PC or a mobile device for analysis and instant report generation.

Elcometer 456 Coating Thickness Gauge Probe Range Explained

Straight Probes

Measure coating thickness on both flat and curved surfaces

Mini Probes

Ideal for measuring coating thickness on edges, narrow pipes or small surface areas

Right Angle Probes

Designed for taking coating thickness readings where access is restricted

PINIP™ Probes

Plug-in probes convert a separate coating thickness gauge into an integral gauge

Telescopic Probes

Extending right angle probes for out of reach areas

Ultra/Scan Probes

These probes are fitted with replaceable probe caps - allowing users to take individual coating thickness measurements or scan large surface areas without damaging the probe

Waterproof Probes

Sealed for use underwater at depth, even in diving gloves

High Temperature Probes

For use on hot coated materials up to 250°C (480°F)

Anodiser Probes

Chemical resistant washable probes - ideal for the anodising environment

Armoured Probes

Probes with metal reinforced heavy duty cables, reducing the risk of cable damage

Soft Coating Probes

Large surface area probes for soft reach materials (HVCA approved)

Specialist Probes

These probes are designed for measuring coating thickness on specialist substrates, such as graphite, or electroplated components

Elcometer probes have a maximum operating temperature of 80°C (176°F) with the exception of separate ferrous probes 150°C (300°F) and Hi-Temperature PINIP’s 250°C (480°F). The stated temperature is the substrate temperature, and the duty cycle of the probe must be reduced to ensure a minimal temperature build-up within the probe.

All Elcometer coating thickness gauge probes are supplied with a Test Certificate and a set of calibration foilsappropriate to the scale range of the probe.