Magnetic thickness gauge having convertible scales

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – With means to create magnetic field to test material

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ABSTRACT:
A thickness gauge for measuring the thickness of a layer applied to a ferromagnetic base by measuring the attractive force of a permanent magnet in contact with the applied layer is provided with easily removable, interchangeable scales to permit direct reading of thickness in terms of metric, English or other units, or in accordance with the characteristics of the particular magnet used in the gauge.

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American Instrument Company, Inc., Wash., D.C., Bulletin 2253; Your Coating Thickness, Jan. 1955, (9 pages).
Bennett, R. S., A Review of Methods for Coating-Thickness Determination; Jour. of Scien. Inst., vol. 26, 1949 (pp. 209-215).

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