FISCHER FERITSCOPE FMP30 铁含量测试仪 (0.1~80% Fe, 0.1~110 FN)

Instrument features

• User-friendly operation menu

• Multiple language selections

• Large, easy to read colour display

• Robust housing

• Non-destructive measurement of the ferrite content in a range from 0.1 to 80 % Fe or 0.1 to 110 FN

• Units of measurement switchable between WRC-FN and %Fe

• Automatic probe recognition

• Sliding cover for keypad; however, On/Off and evaluation keys remain accessible at all times

• Protection of settings though lockable keypad

• Battery or line operation

• Automatic instrument shut-down or continuous operation

Data memory

• Up to 20,000 readings and 100 applications for measurement data and application‑specific calibrations

• Separation of the measurement data in up to 4,000 blocks

• Date and time stamp for the blocks

Evaluation

• Statistical evaluation of measurement series with mean value, standard deviation, max and min value, range

• Computation of the process capability indices cp and cpk

• Output of characteristic variance‑analytical values

• Graphical measurement presentation as a histo‑gram with a Gaussian bell curve

Calibration

• Only one calibration required for the entire relevant measurement range from 0.1 to approx. 90 FN. Adherence to the measurement accuracy specified in standard ANSI/AWS A4.2M/A4.2:1997

• Calibration using calibration standards traceable to TWI secondary standards or customer‑specific standards

• Linking applications: Common normalisation/calibration of applications

Interfaces

• USB port for data transfer to a PC or printer

• Optional Bluetooth® module, interface for wireless data transfer to a PC (up to 10 m)

• Optional COM module, serial interface for data transfer to a PC or printer (cable length up to 12 m)

Standard content of shipment:

FERITSCOPE FMP30 instrument, wrist strap, case, battery set, short form operating instructions printed, operator’s manual and USB driver on CD, interface cable FMP/PC 

Sometimes, knowing the exact ferrite content is essential. Especially wherever austenitic steels and duplex steels have to withstand heat, aggressive chemicals and/or high pressure.

If the ferrite content is too low, for example in the area of weld seams, this can lead to a loss in strength.

On the other hand, too-high ferrite content reduces corrosion resistance, toughness and ductility. But if you check the ferrite content with the FERITSCOPE® FMP30, you know for sure.

This handy instrument lets you measure the ferrite content anytime, anywhere – it’s fast, precise and non-destructive.

The advantages of the robust handheld device come to the fore when used in chemical plants, energy plants and process engineering plants.

The wide variety of Fischer probes makes it easy for you to measure the ferrite content, even if the spot is hard to reach. Just apply the probe; the FERITSCOPE® FMP30 does the rest.

The FERITSCOPE FMP30 measures the ferrite content in austenitic and duplex steel according to the magnetic induction method.

A magnetic field generated by a coil begins to interact with the magnetic portions of the specimen.

The changes in the magnetic field induce a voltage proportional to the ferrite content in a second coil. This voltage is then evaluated.

All magnetisable structure sections are measured i. e., in addition to deltaferrite also strain-induced martensite, for example, or other ferritic phases.

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