The GalvanoTest is a device to measure Coating Thickness Gauges based on the Coulometric principle and be used for virtually all electroplated single or multi-layered coatings. The electroplated coatings like chromium, nickel, cadmium, copper, brass, silver, gold, tin, zinc can be measured on metals or non-metals.
The Coating Thickness Gauges, Galvano Test, is available in two models:
The anodic dissolution method, also known as Faraday's Coulometric method, works on the lines of the electroplating process: electric current passed through an electrolyte separates individual metal coatings from the substrate. By measuring the current and time the Galvano Test determines the thickness of the coating separated.
Measuring range: 50 nm - 75 µm / 0.002 - 3 mils.
Destructive measurement of:
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Coating/substrate combinations |
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Measuring cell |
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Measuring surface |
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Adjustable settings for optimum results |
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Data storage with GalvanoTest |
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Statistical evaluation |
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GalvanoTest interfaces for peripheral devices |
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Measuring uncertainty |
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Power supply |
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Dimensions and weight |
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Features |
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