Helmut-Fischer BETASCOPE®

The module upgrade for determining the thickness of organic and metallic layers on a wide variety of substrates using the beta-backscattering method.

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Description Features Applications

Coating thickness measurement with beta rays.

The BETASCOPE® is a module for upgrading a FISCHERSCOPE® MMS® PC2 basic instrument. It is designed to determine the thickness of organic and metallic coatings on a wide variety of substrates, including zinc coating thickness measurements, provided there is a sufficiently large enough difference between the atomic order numbers of the coating and base material.

Easy to use.

Simple device operation and graphically supported user guidance

Unique in the market.

Fischer is one of a few measuring instrument manufacturers with beta sources

Perfect fit.

Device fits specifically to your measurement and testing requirements

Automatable.

Measure manually or semi-automatically

For special measuring tasks.

Thick gold coatings, thin insulating varnishes on electrical steel sheets or oil films on metals

Measuring the layer thickness of many layer-base material combinations
Measuring range: Dependent on coating-base material combination and beta emitter used
BETASCOPE® module for upgrading the basic device FISCHERSCOPE® MMS® PC2
Probes, apertures and emitters available for a wide range of applications
Measured value memory: For a large number of measurements
USB and RS232 interfaces
Measuring method: Beta-backscattering method, radiometric

Determining the thickness of organic and metallic layers on various substrates
Measuring thin organic layers, for example
- Nano paint coatings on stainless steel (anti-fingerprint)
- Thickness of gold coatings up to 35 μm in the aerospace industry
- Thin insulating coatings on electrical steel sheets
- Soft coatings and liquid oil or lubricating films on metals