EDKORS Coating Thickness Gauge High-Precision Used Car Paint Thickness Meter Galvanized Layer Thickness Tester

Measurement range

0 to 1700 μm

Minimum curvature radius

convex 5 mm, concave 30 mm

Minimum measurement area

25 x 25 mm

Minimum substrate thickness

magnetic 0.2 mm, non-magnetic 0.05 mm

Operating temperature and humidity

0°C to 50°C; 10% to 80% RH

Power supply

2 x 1.5V AAA batteries

Dimensions

123 x 56 x 27 mm

Weight

84 g (net weight)

Calibrate the instrument before use to ensure accuracy, following the included manual or instructional video.

Power on the device by pressing the probe while keeping it at least 5 cm away from metal objects to avoid interference.

The probe’s spring-loaded design and groove shape facilitate stable measurements on curved or cylindrical surfaces.

The device provides upper and lower limit alarms with flashing indicators ("UP" for over upper limit, "dn" for below lower limit) and beep sounds.

Measurement results can be recorded and reviewed for statistical analysis.

The screen can be rotated by long-pressing the SET key for convenient reading from different angles.

The device supports unit conversion between micrometers (μm) and mils.

The package includes the gauge, calibration foils for Fe and NFe substrates, lanyard, user manual, storage pouch, and batteries.

Second-hand car inspection

Galvanized layer and paint thickness measurement

Automotive manufacturing quality control

Laboratory and factory inspections

Paint and plastic coating thickness testing

Average coating thickness on car parts typically ranges from 100 to 200 μm for original paint.

Repainted or repaired areas show thickness between 500 to 1000 μm.

Economic micro cars (price under 50,000 RMB) have coating thickness ≥ 90 μm.

Higher-priced models (above 50,000 RMB) have coating thickness ≥ 120 μm.

EDKORS TC580 Coating Thickness Gauge

Calibration foils for magnetic and non-magnetic substrates

User manual

Storage pouch

Lanyard

2 x AAA batteries

Quality certificate

Dimensions and weight are manually measured and may have slight deviations.