OLYMPUS – 45MG – MACHINIST TOOLS ULTRASONIC THICKNESS GAGE
The 45MG is an advanced ultrasonic thickness gage packed with standard measurement features and software options. This unique instrument is compatible with the complete range of Olympus dual element and single element thickness gage transducers, making this innovative instrument an all-in-one solution for virtually every thickness gage application.

D7906-SM
Dual Thru Coat Transducer, 5.0 MHz, 0.434 in. Tip Diameter, Straight Microdot Connector, to be used with LCMD-316-5L cable

Standard Features:
In its basic configuration the 45MG is a simple and straightforward gage that requires minimal operator training to tackle most common thickness gaging applications. With additional optional software options and transducers however, the 45MG can become significantly more advanced and take on applications well beyond that of a typical entry-level gage. Furthermore, most options are available individually at the time of purchase or can be added in the future as your needs change.

Compatible with full line of Olympus dual element transducers for thickness measurements on internally corroded metals
– Min./Max. mode
– Two Alarm modes
– Differential mode
– Time-based B-scan
– Reduction Rate
– Gain Adjust (standard, high, and low)
– Password instrument lock

45MG with optional protective rubber boot and stand

Optional Features
From a simple corrosion gage to a multi-purpose precision thickness gage with only a few key strokes. The 45MG offers five code-activated software options that makes it one of the most versatile thickness gages in the industry.

Echo-to-Echo / THRU-COAT®:Using Echo-to-Echo, the true metal thickness is displayed and the thickness of the coating layer will be ignored. THRU-COAT measures metal and nonmetallic coating thicknesses, each adjusted for their correct sound velocities. There is no need to remove paint or coatings fromsurfaces.

Built for Tough Environments
Rugged, designed for IP67
Explosive Atmosphere: Safe operation as defined by Class I, Division 2, Group D, as found in the National Fire Protection Association Code (NFPA 70), Article 500, and tested using MIL-STD-810G, Method 511.4, Procedure I.
Shock tested using MIL-STD-810G, Method 516.5, Procedure I, 6 cycles each axis, 15 g, 11 msec Half sine.
Vibration tested using MIL-STD-810G, Method 514.5, Procedure I, Annex C, Fig. 6, general exposure: 1 hour each axis.
Wide operating temperature range
Optional protective rubber boot with gage stand

Indoor display setting, optional A-scan mode
Designed for Easy Operation
Simple keypad for right hand/left hand operation
Easy operator interface with direct access to most functions
Internal and removable microSD memory card storage
USB communication port
Optional alphanumeric data logger with 475,000 thickness readings or 20,000 waveforms
Default/Custom single element transducer setups (optional)
Password protected instrument lock
Color transflective QVGA display with indoor and outdoor color settings for superior clarity