Elcometer Weld Gauge

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Elcometer Weld Gauge Specification

Features
Compact, portable, easy-to-use, corrosion resistant material

Response Time
Instant

Test Range
Measurement of weld features

Accuracy
0.1 mm

Automation Grade
Manual

Specimen Size
Varies with weld

Interface Type
Manual, non-electronic

Temperature
-10C to 50C (Operating Conditions)

Resolution
0.1 mm

Humidity
0-90% RH (Operating Conditions)

Equipment Type
Weld Gauge

Hardness
Stainless Steel Body

Application
Measures weld throat thickness, leg length, angle and misalignment

Measuring Range
020 mm (for most measurements)

Display Type
Engraved/etched scale

Mounting Type
Handheld

Usage
Weld Inspection

Machine Weight
Approx. 50g

Test Speed
Manual

Test Width
Up to 20mm

Control Mode
Manual

Elcometer Weld Gauge Trade Information

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

About Elcometer Weld Gauge

As a Authorized dealer we are engaged in providing the broad assortment of wide gamut of Gauges.

The Elcometer 147 Weld Gauge measures many aspects of welds in both metric and imperial units.

The weld gauge includes:

angle of preparation 0 to 60
misalignment (high - low)
fillet weld throat size
fillet weld length
2mm (0.79) edge roundness test
excess weld metal (capping size)
depth of undercut
depth of pitting
general linear measurements up to 60mm (2)

Specification

Angle of Preparation Scale	0 - 60 in 5 divisions
Misalignment Scale	0 - 25mm in 1mm divisions and 0 - 1 in 1/16 divisions
Fillet Leg & Excess Weld Scale	0 - 25mm in 1mm divisions and 0 - 1 in 1/16 divisions
Fillet Throat Scale	0 - 20mm in 1mm divisions and 0 - 3/4 in 1/16 divisions
Undercut Scale	0 - 4mm in 1mm divisions and 0 - 1/4 in 1/16 divisions
Dimensions	100 x 68mm (3.9 x 2.7)
Weight	154g (5.4oz)

Versatile Weld Inspection Tool

This weld gauge is engineered for versatility, providing precise measurements of critical weld featuressuch as throat thickness, leg length, angle, and misalignmentacross a variety of weld specimens. Its compact dimensions (110 mm x 60 mm) and lightweight build (50 g) make it easy to carry and handle during inspections in different locations.

Built for Durability and Accuracy

Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the gauge withstands harsh conditions and maintains accuracy (0.1 mm). The satin/matte finish reduces glare, aiding visibility, while the etched scale ensures long-lasting, easy-to-read graduations. Compliance with international standards means dependable results in professional settings.

User-Friendly and Portable Design

With manual operation and instant response, the gauge offers straightforward, non-electronic measurement, ensuring easy usage without the need for batteries. It comes in a protective case for safe transport, making it an ideal companion for on-site inspections and regular field use.

FAQs of Elcometer Weld Gauge:

Q: How does the Elcometer Weld Gauge measure weld features?

A: The Elcometer Weld Gauge uses clearly etched graduations and manual controls to accurately measure weld throat thickness, leg length, angles, and misalignment. Its design allows inspectors to take instant, direct readings without electronic components.

Q: What types of welds and applications is the gauge suitable for?

A: This gauge is suitable for a wide range of weld types, inspecting both weld joints and features in various industries. Its flexible specimen compatibility makes it ideal for construction, fabrication, automotive, and shipbuilding applications.

Q: When should I use the Elcometer Weld Gauge during the welding process?

A: It can be used both during and after welding, enabling the inspector to verify weld dimensions and quality at any stage of production or post-inspection. Frequent checks help maintain compliance with welding standards.

Q: Where can the Elcometer Weld Gauge be effectively used?

A: Thanks to its portability and rugged build, the gauge can be used in workshops, outdoor job sites, fabrication facilities, and even harsh environments with temperatures ranging from -10C to 50C and humidity up to 90% RH.

Q: What is the process for taking a measurement with this gauge?

A: Simply place the gauge on the weld, align the desired scale with the feature to be measured, and read the value directly from the etched graduations. The manual design allows for quick and straightforward use.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this weld gauge?

A: Users benefit from its compact, corrosion-resistant construction, instant manual measurements, and accuracy conforming to leading welding standards. The protective case also ensures the gauge remains in top condition during transport and storage.

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