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StratoTest 4500 C

Refractory bricks undergo degradation resulting in a decrease in mechanical properties. In order to monitor the thickness of these bricks, StratoTest 4500 C is the ideal tool to determine the state of the lining in industrial furnaces and rotary kilns.

StratoTest works on the electromagnetic measurement principle using the metal of the kiln shell as a measuring reflector. When the disc-shaped probe approaches the kiln shell, its electromagnetic files change depending on the distance to the metal.

One single borehole is sufficient for the StratoTest 4500 C to be adjusted to the lining thickness by an individual calibration option of the gauge. Subsequently, the entire lining can be measured with the gauge non-destructively.

The handheld probe measures a lining thickness of up to 300 mm.

 

Application
Non-destructive thickness measurement of non-magnetic layers in industrial kilns, e.g.:

  • cement, doloite, magnesite or fireclay bricks in rotary kilns
Features
  • Non-destructive measurement
  • Measuring range up to 300 mm
  • Immediate display of brick thickness
  • Special measuring technique to eliminate influences of
    metal inclusions or microstructural change
  • Easy data transfer via USB and Bluetooth
Supply schedule
  • StratoTest 4500 control unit
  • Measuring probe N 300ST
  • Probe handle and connecting cable
  • Carrying case for use on site
  • Plastic transport case
10-year repair service

10-year repair service

If you buy one of our high-quality measuring instruments, then you can be sure that you are getting future-proof technology.
SIDSP

SIDSP

SIDSP® is a worldwide leading technology developed by ElektroPhysik
for coating thickness sensors.