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General| Battery Type | 3 AA size 1.5V alkaline or 1.2V NiCad batteries |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | Up to 45 hours (alkaline), up to 25 hours (NiCad) |
| Material Velocity Calibration | Yes |
| Data Logger | No |
| Weight | 10.6 oz (300g) including batteries |
| Display | LCD |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
| Resolution | 0.001 inch (0.01 millimeter) |
| Units | Inches, millimeters |
| Memory | No |
| Accuracy | ±0.001 inch (±0.01 millimeter) |
| Display Type | Color QVGA (320 x 240 pixels) |
Describes the function and use of the MX-3 keypad, including individual keys like ON/OFF, CAL, PRB-0, IN/MM, and arrow keys.
Explains the process of taking measurements, including the use of couplant and the stability indicator.
Step-by-step guide on how to zero the MX-3 instrument for accurate measurements.
Procedure to calibrate the MX-3 using a sample of known thickness.
Procedure to calibrate the MX-3 using a known sound velocity value.
Method for calibrating the MX-3 using two known thickness points for greater accuracy.
Discusses how the size of the ultrasound emitter affects signal strength.
Explains how material properties affect ultrasound transmission and echo reception.
Covers how physical constraints like confined areas or curved surfaces influence transducer choice.
Details the need for high-temperature transducers and special calibration for hot surfaces.
Provides guidance on measuring pipe thickness, including transducer orientation.
Addresses challenges and procedures for measuring hot materials, including calibration.
Explains how to measure laminated materials where sound-velocity can vary.
Outlines the warranty period and coverage for the MX-3 and its accessories.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is voided, such as misuse or improper maintenance.
Details the process for obtaining service and repairs under warranty.
Provides information on arranging for non-warranty service and repairs.
Identifies the product, its generic name, manufacturer, and contact details.
Lists hazardous ingredients and their concentrations, if any.
Provides physical properties such as boiling point, freezing point, and specific gravity.
Details fire and explosion hazards, including flash point and extinguishing media.
Describes the stability, conditions to avoid, and hazardous polymerization of the product.
Covers health hazards, routes of entry, and first aid procedures for exposure.
Provides guidelines for safe storage, handling, spill cleanup, and waste disposal.
Specifies necessary control measures like respiratory protection, ventilation, and eye protection.
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