HW400 Handheld Coating Thickness Gauge 0‑2000µm Digital Fe/NFe Paint Film Tester for Car Body Industrial Magnetic Eddy Current

HW400 Handheld Coating Thickness Gauge 0‑2000µm Digital Fe/NFe Paint Film Tester for Car Body Industrial Magnetic Eddy Current

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HW400 Handheld Coating Thickness Gauge 0‑2000µm Digital Fe/NFe Paint Film Tester for Car Body Industrial Magnetic Eddy Current

HW400 Handheld Coating Thickness Gauge 0‑2000µm Digital Fe/NFe Paint Film Tester for Car Body Industrial Magnetic Eddy Current

Prix promotionnel  $65.99 Prix régulier $91.99
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SPECIFICATIONS

Battery Included: no

Brand Name: CERTEON

Colors: black and white

High-concerned chemical: None

Measurement range: 0-2000μm

Model Number: HW400

Origin: Mainland China

Power supply: 2*1.5V AAA batteries

Semi-finishedproduct: No


Notice:

Due to shipping restrictions, batteries are not included in shipments to certain regions. Please prepare the required batteries yourself to ensure normal use of the product. Thank you for your understanding.


1.NOTE

Default:

Colors: black and white.

Measurement range: 0–2000μm.

Power supply: 2 × 1.5V AAA batteries.

Probe modes: AUTO, Magnetic Induction (F), Eddy Current (NFE).

            In AUTO mode, the device auto-detects and switches probe modes.

            F mode is for coatings on ferromagnetic substrates.

            N mode is for coatings on non-ferromagnetic metal substrates.

Substrate types: Fe = ferrous metal, NFE = non-ferrous metal.

Display type: LED.


Supports zero-point calibration.

Provides average, minimum, maximum values, and measurement count.

Units supported: μm, mm, mils.

Features auto power-off.


For better accuracy, perform zero calibration before measurement.

Basic calibration is recommended when first using, after long storage, or when changing the substrate.

Mainly used for measuring non-conductive coatings on metal surfaces, and non-ferromagnetic coatings on ferromagnetic metals (e.g. iron, nickel, cobalt).


Due to page limitations, some parameters may not be fully listed.

Please contact us if you have any questions.


2. Parameters


Parameter

Specification

Measuring Range

0–2000 μm

Resolution

0–99.9 μm (0.1 μm)
100–999 μm (1 μm)
>1000 μm (0.01 mm)

Accuracy

±(3% + 1 μm)

Probe Modes

AUTO / F (Magnetic) / NFE (Eddy Current)

Display

LED

Power Supply

2 × 1.5V AAA batteries

Measurement Speed

2 readings per second

Minimum Substrate Thickness

0.2 mm

Minimum Measured Area

Diameter 20mm

Minimum Convex Radius

5 mm

Minimum Concave Radius

25mm

Operating Temperature

0 ~ 50°C; 20 ~ 90% RH (non-condensing)

Storage Temperature

-10 ~ 60°C; 20 ~ 90% RH (non-condensing)

Unit Conversion

μm / mm / mils

Statistical Functions

Average, Minimum, Maximum, Count

Calibration Support

Zero-point and multi-point calibration


3. Features

Automatic Probe Recognition
Automatically detects substrate type and switches between magnetic induction (F) and eddy current (NFE) modes.

High-Resolution LED Display
Provides clear readings even in dim lighting conditions.

High-Sensitivity Probe
Ensures accurate measurements for both thin and thick coatings.

Zero & Multi-point Calibration
Enhances measurement precision with support for different calibration methods.

Multiple Units & Statistical Tracking
Easily switch between μm, mm, and mils. Tracks average, min, max, and number of measurements.

Auto Power-Off Function
Automatically shuts down to conserve battery life when idle.

Anti-Slip Groove Design
Ergonomic housing with anti-slip grooves for secure grip and easier handling. 


4. Applications

Ideal for measuring non-conductive coatings on metal surfaces in:

Automotive refinishing and used car evaluation

Manufacturing and industrial processing

Quality inspection and maintenance 

Metal surface coating control


5. FAQs

Q1: Can the device automatically detect the base material?
A1: Yes, in AUTO mode, it automatically identifies ferrous (Fe) or non-ferrous (NFE) substrates and selects the correct measurement method.

Q2: When should I calibrate the device?
A2: Calibration is recommended before first use, after long periods of inactivity, or when changing the type of substrate.

Q3: Is it suitable for measuring coatings on aluminum?
A3: Yes, use the NFE (eddy current) mode for non-ferrous substrates like aluminum.

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