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Unlock Deep Material Insights with the Dakota Ultrasonics HPX DL+ High Penetration A-Scan Thickness Gauge!

The Dakota Ultrasonics HPX DL+ is a robust and user-friendly A-Scan thickness gauge engineered for high penetration applications. This powerful instrument allows you to accurately measure material thickness, even through coatings and on challenging materials, providing a detailed visual representation of the ultrasonic signal for enhanced analysis.  

Key Features for Deep and Accurate Thickness Measurement:

• High Penetration Capabilities: Specifically designed to measure thicker materials and materials with high attenuation, where standard gauges may struggle.  

• Live A-Scan Display: Provides a real-time visual waveform of the ultrasonic signal, allowing for advanced analysis of echoes, verification of measurements, and identification of potential anomalies.

• Through-Coating Measurement: Utilizing the included 1" Delay Line Transducer, the HPX DL+ can accurately measure the thickness of the base material without removing coatings, saving time and reducing potential damage.  

• Versatile Transducer Compatibility: While a custom 1" Delay Line Transducer is included, the gauge is compatible with a range of transducers to suit various applications and material types.

• User-Friendly Interface: Features an intuitive menu system and a bright, clear display for easy operation and data interpretation.

• Data Logging with PC Software: Store thickness readings and A-Scan waveforms for comprehensive documentation and analysis using the included PC software.  

• Rugged and Portable Design: Compact and lightweight (13.5 ounces with batteries) with a durable enclosure built to withstand demanding field conditions.

• Complete Kit: Includes the HPX DL+ gauge, custom transducer and cable, couplant, manual, calibration certificate, batteries, PC software (download), transfer cable, and a foam-fitted carrying case for convenient transport and storage.  

Ideal for Applications Such As:

• Measuring the thickness of thick-walled pipes and vessels.

• Inspection through coatings in various industries.

• Corrosion surveys and remaining wall thickness assessments.

• Testing of cast materials and other attenuative materials.

• Quality control in manufacturing processes.