Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is an advanced ultrasonic thickness gauge packed with standard measurement features and software options. This unique instrument is compatible with the complete range of Olympus dual element and single element thickness gauge transducers, making this innovative instrument an all-in-one solution for virtually every thickness gauge application.
Using Dual Element Transducers
One of the major applications of the Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is measuring the remaining thickness of pipes, tubes, tanks, pressure vessels, ship hulls, and other structures affected by corrosion or erosion. Dual element transducers are most commonly used for these applications.
- Automatic Probe Recognition for standard D79X series dual element transducers
- Calibration Doubling warning when echo doubling may occur during calibration
- The Echo-to-Echo / THRU-COAT® option allows for measurements on painted and coated surfaces
- High temperature measurements; up to 500 °C (932 °F)
B-scan Mapping (Time-based)
The Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge B-scan feature converts live thickness readings into cross-sectional images drawn on the display. This standard feature is very helpful in viewing the changes in thickness measurements over a distance. The B-scan is activated as soon as the transducer makes contact with the surface of the material. The Freeze Minimum function is used to display the minimum thickness of the scanned area. The optional 45MG datalogger can store up to 10,000 thickness readings in a single B-scan.
High Temperature Surfaces
Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge is ideally suited for making stable thickness measurements on hot material surfaces (up to 500 ºC or 932 ºF) with the D790 series transducers (D790, D790-SM, D790-RL, and D790-SL). The Zero Compensation feature of the Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge enhances the accuracy of measurements on hot surfaces by compensating for temperature changes in the transducer delay line due to thermal drift.
Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Features:
- Compatible with full line of Olympus dual element transducers for thickness measurements on internally corroded metals
- Min./Max. mode
- Two Alarm modes
- Differential mode
- Time-based B-scan
- Reduction Rate
- Gain Adjust (standard, high, and low)
- Password instrument lock
Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Included:
- Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gage (BC# 40299-L/T*)
- Olympus Thickness Probe D790-SM 5Mhz 877662
- Olympus 303 Stainless Steel Test Block (0.050 2218E)
- Olympus Getting Started Guide
- USB PC Interface Cable
- Wrist Strap For Unit
- Hard Carrying Case
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Olympus 45MG Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Specifications:
MEASUREMENTS | |
Dual element transducer measurement mode | Time interval from a precision delay after the excitation pulse to the first echo |
Thickness range | 0.080 mm to 635 mm (0.003 in. to 25.0 in.) depending on material, transducer, surface conditions temperature, and selected configuration (Full range requires single element option) |
Material velocity range | 0.508 mm/μs to 18.699 mm/μs (0.020 in./μs to 0.7362 in./μs) |
Resolution (selectable) | Low: 0.1 mm (0.01 in.) Standard: 0.01 mm (0.001 in.) Single Element option: 0.001 mm (0.0001 in.) |
Transducer frequency range | Standard: 2.25 MHz to 30 MHz (–3 dB) High Penetration (Single Element option): 0.50 MHz to 30 MHz (–3 dB) |
GENERAL | |
Operating temperature range | –10 °C to 50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F) |
Keypad | Sealed, color-coded keypad with tactile and audible feedback |
Case | Impact-resistant and water-resistant, gasketed case with sealed connectors. Designed for IP67 |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | Overall: 91.1 mm x 162 mm x 41.1 mm (3.59 in. x 6.38 in. x 1.62 in.) |
Weight | 430.9 g (0.95 lb) |
Power supply | 3 AA batteries/USB power supply |
Battery life operating time | 3 AA alkaline: 20 to 21 hours 3 AA NiMH: 22 to 23 hours 3 AA Lithium: 35 to 36 hours |
Standards | Designed for EN15317 |
Explosive Atmosphere | Safe operation as defined by Class I, Division 2, Group D, as found in the National Fire Protection Association Code (NFPA 70), Article 500, and tested using MIL-STD-810G, Method 511.5, Procedure ! |
DISPLAY | |
Color transflective QVGA display | Liquid crystal display, display area 54.61 mm x 41.15 mm (2.15 in. x 1.62 in.) |
Rectification | Full wave, RF, half-wave positive, or half-wave negative (Waveform option) |
INPUTS/OUTPUTS | |
USB | 2.0 client |
Memory card | Maximum capacity: 2 GB removable MicroSD memory card |
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