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While all this sounds so simple, should all ultrasonic thickness gauges not be the same?
Which leads to the questions
1. what is the type of substrate under test ? egg, steel, aluminum, iron, titanium, glass etc.
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3. Is it a simple sheet of material or a final product ?
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