User manual for List-Magnetik's MEGA-CHECK Basic 3D coating thickness meter, covering operation, calibration, probe use, and data transfer.
This manual provides step-by-step instructions for operating the List-Magnetik MEGA-CHECK Basic coating thickness meter. It covers setup, calibration, probe connection, measurement techniques for different materials, and language settings. The device supports both magnetic induction and eddy current methods for measuring coatings on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It also includes details on power supply, automatic switch-off, and data transfer via MEGA-CHECK TRANSFER software.
The manual includes safety notes, measurement tips for curved or small parts, and technical specifications for the device and probes. It is designed for users who need accurate, on-site coating thickness measurements with a user-friendly interface and multilingual support. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Measurement Method | Magnetic induction for ferrous metals, eddy current for non-ferrous metals |
|---|---|
| Display | Large and clear graphic display |
| Languages | German / English / Spanish / Dutch |
| Battery Type | Three 1.5V batteries (Mignon) or three 1.2V NiCd batteries |
| Automatic Switch-Off | 2 minutes after last measurement |
Press the MENU key to access the language selection menu. Choose your preferred language (English by default) and confirm with the OK key.
For iron/steel (FE), at least 300 um (0.3 mm); for non-ferrous metals (NFE), at least 200 um (0.2 mm).
Calibrate using a calibration plate or foil. For higher accuracy, use a 1 mm calibration plate for measurements over 2000 um.
Yes, using the free MEGA-CHECK TRANSFER software, which can be downloaded from www.list-magnetik.com. It allows data transfer, statistical evaluation, chart visualization, and export to Word or Excel.