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1. SURFACE TEMPERATURE (Ts) the temperature of the surface to be painted 2. AIR TEMPERATURE (Ta) the temperature of the air surrounding the surface to be painted 3. % RELATIVE HUMIDITY (RH) the amount of water vapor present in the air compared to the maximum possible expressed as a percentage 4. WET BULB TEMPERATURE (Twb) […]

Fast, extremely powerful and versatile, Elcomaster app is free to download form Google Play or Apple App stores. Whether you’re checking climate conditions or profile, surface cleanness or thickness, testing adhesion or gloss, the amount of readings is usually defined in advance. Knowing how to inspect the object, where to inspect it, and how many

Any pipeline, pressure vessel, or a storage tank requires regular non-destructive testing using an ultrasonic thickness gauge, to inspect for corrosion. One way of doing this inspection, is to use a grid. Using a grid allows you to organize large area inspections, mark and identify areas of concern, and easily create corrosion reports. By redoing

The new edition of Elcomaster keeps all of its original features while opening new horizons of collaboration and task management. It offers innovative ways of taking notes in the field, versatile automated functions to help save time, easy filing system to manage and record complicated test procedures, and much more. New & improved features: 1.

Surface contamination from soluble salts such as chloride, sulphate, or nitrate ions can cause premature failure of steel and other coating That’s why we measure the concentration of soluble salts. But how clean is clean? That depends on your coating, the standard you are working to, or a combination of the two. The Elcometer 130

Which probe to choose? 1. The band brush probe Comes standard with the Elcometer 236 / Elcometer 266 gauges, ideal for most applications, and works especially well in small areas or on complex surfaces. 2. Using Elcometer wire brush probes and conductive rubber probes Designed for larger surface areas, they are available in a range

Elcometer 270 and the Wet Sponge Method Use the low voltage pinhole method to test pinholes on thin coatings, powder coatings and other surfaces where you do not wish to damage the coating. This is a quick and simple method for surfaces – 500 microns (20 mils). A low voltage no bigger than 90 volts