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Karl DEUTSCH Wall Thickness ECHOMETER 1076 Data, + Statics evaluation, + Data memory, + Data interface to PC and printer

2 in 1 plus: The new ECHOMETER 1076 Data

High quality standards, simple operation and an outstanding cost-performance ratio are always one package when choosing the instrument supplier KARL DEUTSCH.

The innovative dual-use instrument measures wall thickness and sound velocities and convinces due to state-of-the-art manufacturing technology, modern design and an attractive pricing.

Thanks to its easy operation via a user-friendly plain text menu the ECHOMETER 1076 Data is suitable for quality control on the shop floor as well as for measurement of containers or pipelines which are possibly corroded inside.

The measuring range for the ECHOMETER 1076 Data covers 0.5 to 400 mm wall thickness (depending on the probe).

For the measurement of the sound velocity, all materials between 100 to 19,999 m/s can be inspected.

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Description

Wall Thickness ECHOMETER 1076 Data

+ Statics evaluation, + Data memory, + Data interface to PC and printer

Probes

The ECHOMETER 1076 Data uses TR probes. In addition to the standard probe for the most common wall thickness values from 1.2 to 250 mm, a high resolution probe for thin-walled components from 0.5 to 25 mm and a low-frequency probe for wall thickness values of 5 up to 400 mm are available.

The instrument identifies the connected probe type automatically when it is placed on the specimen or on the reference block, which is inserted in the front cover of the housing. Differences in sensitivity and characteristics are compensated automatically.

Graphics display and ample memory

The user-friendly plain text menu is shown on a large, back-lit graphics display.

Whether in the lab, in the production and assembly shop or outside on the construction site:

The built-in data memory permits storage of up to 9999 readings structured in up to 999 batches each, so on-site measurements can be reliably documented.