DIVING & UNDERWATER SERVICES


Measure metal thickness through coatings and GRP with one gauge!


The New Multigauge 5650 Surveyor Thickness Gauge has been designed specifically for ship and small craft surveyors. The user has a choice of Multiple Echo, Echo to Echo or Single Echo to cover all requirements when inspecting steel or GRP vessels. The gauge automatically switches modes and settings depending on the type of probe fitted.


The Multigauge 5300 GRP Thickness Gauge is a simple, robust ultrasonic thickness gauge for checking the condition of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP). It is supplied as a complete kit with a 19mm hard faced single crystal probe.


Both gauges have Datalogging versions where measurements can be logged using a grid or string format. Wireless technology transmits the data to dedicated Communicator software on a PC. All gauges come with free annual calibration for the life of the gauge and a 3 year warranty.


Performance is the most important feature of our ultrasonic thickness gauges


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Identify an underwater target on both video and sonar


with a SCAN-650 sector scanning sonar mounted on a JW Fishers ROV


Barrel on video (ROV) and computer monitor


(SCAN-650)


SCAN-650 - High resolution imagery - 360° sweep pattern - Target sizing capability


- Starting at $6,995


MADE IN THE UK ROV


- Highly Portable - Commercial grade - High power LED lighting - 1,000’ depth capability - (4) high output motors - Pan & tilt front AND rear cameras come standard


- Starting at $20,995


t: +44 (0) 1305 257160 e: sales@tritexndt.com


JW Fishers Mfg., Inc (800)822-4744 (508)822-7330


Email: info@jwfishers.com www.jwfishers.com


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