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General| Measurement Principle | Ultrasonic |
|---|---|
| Display | Digital |
| Operating Temperature | 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Units | Inch, Millimeter |
| Material Types | Metals, plastics, ceramics, glass |
| Battery Life | Approximately 20 hours |
| Battery Type | AAA |
Steps to quickly start and operate the PosiTector UTG gage.
Explanation of symbols and readings shown on the PosiTector UTG display.
How PosiTector UTG probes transmit ultrasonic pulses for measurement.
How UTGC and UTGM probes measure thickness in single-echo mode.
Steps for preparing and placing the probe for ultrasonic thickness measurement.
Tips for using UTGM probes on metal surfaces in multiple-echo mode.
The controlled process of measuring traceable calibration standards.
Accuracy check performed by the user on known reference standards.
Aligning the Gage's thickness readings to a known reference sample.
Compensating probes for temperature and wear, especially in SE mode.
Setting the correct sound velocity for accurate material thickness measurement.
Quick adjustment using preprogrammed material velocities or specific sound velocity.
A 2-Point adjustment for greater accuracy and probe zeroing.
Restoring factory settings and clearing stored data.
Measuring at a higher rate to find the thinnest point.
Displays for pulse amplitude and cross-sectional profile.
Switching from multiple-echo to single-echo mode for specific needs.
Selecting battery type and viewing statistical summaries.
Alerting the user when measurements exceed specified limits.
Capturing and saving an image copy of the current display.
Connecting to a PC or using PosiTector.net to manage readings.
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