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ETG-200

EMAT Electromagnetic Ultrasonic Probe / No Couplant Required
Standard equipment includes a high-lift, high-power probe—measuring gaps between the probe and base material up to 8 mm.
Measurable high-temperature objects ranging from -200°C to 800°C
Features a built-in infrared temperature sensor for automatic temperature compensation.
  • Commodity name: ETG-200

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  • Product Description
  • Large-Scale Electromagnetic Ultrasonic High-Temperature Corrosion Detector

    High-Temperature Thickness Measurement

    Base Material Temperature Measurement

    No coupling agent required

    B-scan Mode

    Resistant to rough surfaces

    Product Overview

    The ETG-200 Electromagnetic Ultrasonic High-Temperature Corrosion Detector is a non-contact thickness measurement instrument that requires no acoustic couplant, enabling precise thickness assessments of metals or magnetically conductive materials.

    Electromagnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT), a new technology emerging in the field of non-destructive testing, uses electromagnetic coupling to both generate and detect ultrasonic waves. Compared to conventional ultrasonic testing techniques, EMAT offers advantages such as high precision, no need for couplant, non-contact operation, suitability for high-temperature inspections, and ease of exciting various ultrasonic waveforms. As a result, electromagnetic acoustics is increasingly gaining attention and recognition in industrial applications.

    ETG-200 Measurable Objects

    304 stainless steel, 10mm thickness, 3mm lift

    45# Steel, 10mm thickness, 7mm lift height

    12Cr1MoV steel, 3.8mm thickness, 10mm lift height

     

     

     

    EMAT electromagnetic ultrasonic technology consists of a permanent magnet and a conductor carrying alternating current. As AC energy flows through the non-contact coil, it generates an alternating magnetic field, which induces eddy currents on the surface of the base material. Charged particles moving within this magnetic field experience the Lorentz force, causing them to repeatedly change direction along the surface of the object being inspected. This Lorentz force induces controlled micro-particle displacement vibrations in the eddy current region, ultimately generating ultrasonic waves at the material's surface. The rebounded ultrasonic energy is then directly detected by the non-contact coil—via mechanisms such as magnetostriction—and converted into measurable detection signals.

     

     

     

    Integrated infrared temperature measurement function Bolt Elongation Measurement High-Temperature Steel Plate Thickness Measurement Experiment (approximately 800°C)
    • Designed for precise measurement of base material thickness, with a selection of multi-probe models.
    • The EMAT electromagnetic ultrasonic probe is suitable for various thickness measurement applications, requiring no coupling agent and enabling non-contact measurements.
    • By inputting the known speed of sound for a specific material along with real-time temperature, the most accurate value is obtained through computational compensation.
    • By displaying waveforms through the device, defects can be indirectly identified.
    • Equipped with a built-in infrared temperature sensor for automatic temperature compensation.

    Parameter Preview

    Capable of detecting workpiece material

    Conductive materials such as carbon steel, cast steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, copper, aluminum, titanium, and more

    Base Material Thickness Measurement Range (Steel)

    1.0-500mm

    Measurement error in base material thickness

    0.05mm

    Precision of base material thickness measurement

    0.01mm

    Probe Types

    Room temperature / High temperature / Small diameter / B-scan / Large lift-off distance / Permanent magnet / Pulse mode / High-frequency / Low-frequency probe

    Reception Gain Range

    Adjustable from 0 to 100 dB

    Minimum measurement radius

    8mm

    Maximum repetition measurement frequency

    30 points per second

    Thickness measurement method

    Fully automatic / Semi-automatic / Manual

    Continuous working duration

    ≥10 hours

    Built-in temperature probe

    Infrared Sensor -70°C to 380°C

    External Temperature Measurement

    Supports external infrared probes

    Internal memory

    4GB storage for 100,000 sets of data

    External memory

    USB flash drive

    Scan Mode

    A Scan / B Scan

Honorary Qualifications

Quality Management System Certification Certificate

Quality Management System Certification Certificate (English Version)

Occupational Health and Safety Management System Certification Certificate

Occupational Health and Safety Management System Certification Certificate (English Version)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can't charge the device?


The device may have been left unused for too long, causing the battery to lose charge. You can try charging it for an extended period. If there’s still no response, we recommend sending it in for repair. Also, please use the dedicated charger provided for each device when charging.

Can't connect the thickness gauge's flat plate to the instrument?


First, turn on the tablet’s hotspot and check whether the eight-digit number in the hotspot name matches the eight-digit SN code of the device. If they don’t match, make the necessary adjustments. Then, follow the instructions in the manual to connect the tablet. If you’re still unable to proceed, we recommend contacting customer support for assistance.

How can I fix the issue of fluctuating readings during thickness measurement?


It is recommended to connect the flat plate during the thickness measurement process and observe the waveform. If the waveform appears poor, switch to manual mode for inspection. If no consistent waveform is detected, consider potential material issues or probe damage—replace the probe and try again. If no waveform still appears after replacing the probe, the material itself may be of poor quality, making it unable to generate an effective signal.

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