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Electronic Thickness Gauge (Standard Print Model)

Item Number: PRC5437-P Supplier: MONROE ENGINEERING PRODUCTS LLC

NOTE: Product currently backordered 6-8 months.

Description

Electronic Paint Thickness Gauge - Standard Print Model includes cable and software for enabling print capability.
NOTE: Printer is NOT included.

Features

Easy to use -- one button On, automatic Off.

Accuracy ±1%

Measures all paints (including metallics) on steel panels.

Large easy to read display in tenths of a mil (.1 mil).

Powered by standard 9 volt battery.

Probe on a cable for stable readings.

Memory to store readings.

Audio minimum/maximum warning.

Can be switched to metric.

Can be upgraded to print.

Rubber probe cover and feet.

Strong, foam-lined case.

Does not need constant recalibration, full range accuracy, stable and repeatable.

Precision calibration foils.

Automotive steel calibration plate.

Solves common paint problems.

See how much clearcoat is left.

Find out how deep acid rain damage is.

Know when it’s safe to buff the paint.

Improve refinish consistency and quality.

Cut expensive paint material waste and costs.

Increase body shop sales by showing customers where more work, such as paint stripping or reclearcoating is needed.

Resolve customer disputes by showing previous paint damage.

Made and serviced in USA.

Warranty

One year

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