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Red handheld coating thickness gauge CM8828 with display and probe

LANDTEK

LANDTEK CM8828 Paint Coating Thickness Gauge 1250um

SKU CH-8XRR-H9E74 MPN CM8828

Measures coating thickness up to 1250 µm using magnetic induction and eddy current with USB, RS-232 and Bluetooth output

  • TypeTest Equipment
  • Color/FinishRed
  • Item Count1 pack
  • Selling UnitBox
  • Parts3 Years
  • Labor1 Year
  • Dual F/N probes cover ferrous and non-ferrous substrates
  • 1250 µm maximum range suits thick automotive coatings
  • Single and continuous modes adapt to flat or curved surfaces
  • USB and RS-232 plus optional Bluetooth send data to a PC
  • Auto substrate recognition and calibration memory speed up each reading

Coating thickness gauge up to 1250 µm

The LANDTEK CM8828 measures paint and coating thickness on metal substrates using magnetic induction for ferrous bases and eddy current for non-ferrous bases. It offers single and continuous measurement modes, metric or imperial units, and automatic substrate recognition. Data can be transferred to a PC via USB, RS-232 or Bluetooth for recording and analysis.

Who should use this gauge

Automotive inspectors, body-shop technicians and quality-control staff who need to verify paint depth on steel or aluminium panels will find the dual-probe method and 1250 µm range suitable. It is not intended for users who require measurements on non-metallic substrates such as plastic or composite panels, or for applications needing a thicker range beyond 1250 µm.

Maximum measurable thickness 1250 µm

The 1250 µm upper limit defines the thickest coating the instrument can read reliably. If the expected film build exceeds this value, the gauge will not provide valid results and a higher-range device must be selected.

Highlights

  • Dual F/N probes cover ferrous and non-ferrous substrates
  • 1250 µm maximum range suits thick automotive coatings
  • Single and continuous modes adapt to flat or curved surfaces
  • USB and RS-232 plus optional Bluetooth send data to a PC
  • Auto substrate recognition and calibration memory speed up each reading

Specifications

BrandLANDTEK
ModelCM8828
TypeTest Equipment
Color/FinishRed
Item Count1 pack
Selling UnitBox
Parts3 Years
Labor1 Year

Questions about this item

Should I choose the F probe or the N probe for my coating thickness measurements?

Select the F probe for non-magnetic coatings on magnetic substrates such as steel, and the N probe for non-conductive coatings on non-magnetic metals like aluminium.

What does the 1250 µm maximum reading tell me about real-world use?

The gauge measures coatings up to 1250 µm, covering typical automotive paint layers and thicker industrial finishes in a single reading.

How do the USB, RS-232 and Bluetooth outputs affect data transfer?

Connect via USB or RS-232 for wired PC logging, or use the Bluetooth option for wireless data capture without cables.

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