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MVX Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

MVX multi-mode ultrasonic thickness gauge measures through painted or coated surfaces for providing thickness measurement of metal substrates without removing coatings. The MVX equipped with multiple viewing options is a complete set for inspection

The physical size, weight, and display resolution are just a few of the benefits of the MVX.
The adjustable square wave pulser provides the flexibility necessary for both high resolution and penetration requirements.
The MVX is equipped with multiple viewing options to provide users with a complete set of inspection tools: (RF waveform, +/- Rectified waveform, Time based B-Scan, and Large Digits).
The A-Scan rectified mode is commonly used for detecting flaws/pits in pulse-echo mode and measuring thru-paint and coatings in echo-echo mode.
The time-based B-Scan feature of the MVX displays a cross section of the test material. It is commonly used to display the profile of the bottom surface of the test material.
Built-in hardware AGC gain control for thru- paint measurements in multi-mode operation.
The variety of calibration options is just one more example of MVX's overall versatility.
The MVX has the ability to store 64 custom user-defined setups. All factory setups can be selected, edited and saved to any setup location.
MVX is equipped with an alpha-numeric data logger to provide increased versatility for those custom reporting needs.
The built-in transducer type’s offer increased linearity between transducers.
The high speed scan feature speeds up the inspection process by making 32 measurements per second.
Remove transducer from the test material and display the minimum measurement scanned.
Visual alarm with Hi and Lo limit settings for specific application tolerances.
Use the find feature to locate the detection point, while automatically adjusting the display to bring the signal into view.
MVX also comes complete with our Windows® PC software for transferring data to and from a PC.
A basic Flaw Prove-Up Mode for use with angle beam style transducers.
Multiple language support
2 year limited warranty

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Features

Setups:	64 custom user-definable setups; Factory setups can also be edited by the user.
Gates:	Single gate in pulse-echo mode, or single gate with holdoff in echo-echo mode; Adjustable threshold.
Selectable Transducers:	Selectable transducer types with built-in dual path error correction for improved linearity.
Alarm Mode:	Set Hi and Lo tolerances with audible beeper and visual LEDs.
Fast-Scan Mode:	Takes 32 readings per second and displays the minimum reading found when the transducer is removed.

Specification

Physical
Weight:	13.5 ounces (with batteries)
Size:	2.5 W x 6.5 H x 1.24 D inches (63.5 W x 165 H x 31.5 D mm)
Operating Temperature:	-14˚ to 140˚F (-10˚ to 60˚C).
Keyboard:	Membrane switch with twelve tactile keys.
Case:	Extruded aluminum body with nickel-plated aluminum end caps (gasket sealed).
Data Output:	Bi-directional RS232 serial port; Windows® PC interface software.
Display:	1/8in VGA grayscale display (240 x 160 pixels); viewable area 2.4 x 1.8in (62 x 45.7mm); EL backlit (on/off/auto invert).
Ultrasonic Specifications
Measurement Modes:	Pulse-Echo (flaws, pits) Echo-Echo (thru-paint)
Pulser:	Square wave pulser with adjustable pulse width (spike, thin, wide).
Receiver:	Manual or AGC gain control with 40dB range, depending on mode selected.
Timing:	20 MHz with ultra low power 8 bit digitizer.
Power Source
Three 1.5V alkaline or 1.2V NiCad AA cells.
Typically operates for 150 hours on alkaline and 100 hours on NiCad (charger not included).
Auto power off if idle 5 minutes. Battery status icon.
Measuring
Range:
Pulse-Echo Mode:	(Pit & Flaw Detection) measures from 0.025 9.999 inches (0.63 to 254 millimeters).
Echo-Echo Mode:	(Thru Paint & Coatings) measures from 0.050 to 4.0 inches (1.27 to 102 millimeters). Range will vary +/- depending on the thickness of coating.
Resolution:	+/- .001 inches (0.01 mm)
Velocity Range:	.0492 to .3936 inches/ms 1250 to 9999 meters/sec Single and Two point calibration option, or selection of basic material types
Units:	English & Metric
Display
Display Views:
A-Scan	Rectified +/- (flaw view) RF (full waveform view) .
B-Scan	Cross section view; display speed of 15 secs per screen.
Large Digits	Standard thickness view; Digit Height: 0.400 in (10mm).
Scan Bar Thickness	6 readings per second; Viewable in B-Scan and Large Digit views.
Repeatability Bar Graph	Bar graph indicates stability of reading.
Data Logger (Internal)
12,000 readings and waveforms (alpha numeric storage).
OBSTRUCT to indicate inaccessible locations.
Memory:	16 megabit non-volatile ram

Antenna

Transducer Types:	Dual Element (1 to 10 MHz).
	Locking quick disconnect "00" LEMO connectors.
	Standard 4 foot cable.
	Custom transducers and cable lengths are available for special applications.

Experience

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How To Choose A Material Thickness Gauge - Part I
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Faq

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What are the measurement mode options in MVX?

Pulse-Echo (flaws, pits), Echo-Echo (thru-paint).
What are Display options in MVX?

A-Scan: Rectified +/- (flaw view) RF (full waveform view). Refresh rate at 25 Hz.
B-Scan: Time based cross section view.
Large Digits: Standard thickness view; Digit Height: 0.700 in (17.78 mm).
Can we use Pencil Transducer with MVX Gauge?

It allows to use Dual Element (1 to 10 MHz).
To use Pencil Transducer you need CMX DL+ or PVX

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MVX Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

MVX Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

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