DMP10 – 40 SERIES

Tactile and non-destructive coating thickness measurement

The measuring devices of the DMP10-40 series are the perfect solution for fast and non-destructive

coating thickness measurement on magnetized and non-magnetized base materials. Used primarily

in quality assurance, these compact devices are impressive with their robust and ergonomic design

and extensive functions.

Depending on the application, you will find the right device in the DMP family. The DMP10 and 20 models

offer an optimal entry level with extensive functionalities, while the DMP30 and 40 models also meet higher

demands. In addition to the various measuring instruments, a wide range of high-precision digital and

analog probes are available.

With the intuitive Tactile Suite, transferring, evaluating and exporting your measurement data is more

comfortable than ever before.

Features

§  Universal device series for tactile coating thickness measurement thanks to enormously wide probe portfolio

§  Test method: Magnetic induction and amplitude sensitive eddy current method

§  Measured value memory: DMP10/20: 10,000 in one batch, DMP30/40: 250,000 in 2,500 batches

§  Measurement range: Depending on the combination of coating and base material and the used probe

§  Robust aluminum housing with protection class IP64

§  Replaceable Li-Ion battery for >24 h operating time

§  Easy data transfer via USB-C and Bluetooth

§  Limit monitoring via light, sound and vibration

§  Digital and analog probes available for various applications

Tactile Suite

Tactile Suite is an efficient software solution with a modern design, innovative user guidance and versatile functions

for your evaluations and reporting. Tailored to your needs, Tactile Suite is the most intuitive software in tactile

coating thickness measurement. The Tactile Suite is available for all devices of the DMP series.

Features and criteria for probe selection

Depending on the application, our probes have specific properties and meet certain criteria to provide you with a

result of highest accuracy. Examples of measurement conditions for selecting the optimal probe:

§  Dimension of measurement area

§  Geometry of specimen or the measuring site

§  Surface condition of specimen

§  Combination of coating and base material

§  Thickness of coating and base material

§  Coating hardness

§  Manual or automated measurement

§  Ambient conditions, e.g. wetness