Tag: automotive
Too thick? Too thin? Or just right? The main issue when applying vehicle paint, zinc coatings and chrome plating is whether they comply with requirements. If you want to perform a professional quality control check, you should invest in the proven BB30 layer thickness measuring device, which is now back in stock. It quickly and precisely determines the thickness of non-magnetic coatings such as paints, lacquers, plastic coatings, zinc coatings, enamelling and chrome plating on metallic substrates.Digital True RMS Multimeter BE52: ten measuring functions for all relevant measured variables including app for evaluating measured data – finally available
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Harsh environment? Pure voltage? A task for the new true RMS multimeter BE52. With ten different functions, the particularly hard-wearing measuring device for the toughest working conditions, which is finally available, covers a wide range of applications in the trades, DIY, hobby and automotive sectors. It allows you to make DC and AC voltage measurements as well as DC and AC current measurements, capacitance measurements, resistance measurements, diode tests or acoustic continuity tests. And you can transfer the measurement data via Bluetooth® to your smart-phone – for professional evaluation with the free MultiMeasure Mobile App from Trotec.
Digital Multimeter BE49 – with seven measuring functions for the most common applications in the DIY, craftsman, hobby and automotive sectors
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
With the BE49, you have a powerful multimeter for many uses – such as for professional work with electricity, for repairing household appliance or for private screwing on the car. Thanks to the full equipment for current, voltage and continuity tests, you can use the measuring instrument to carry out both DC and AC voltage measurements, DC and AC current measurements, resistance measurements, diode tests and continuity tests. And competently answer questions such as: Does the socket supply power? Can the batteries still be used? Are the cables connected properly? Where is there possibly a short circuit?