NexPTG devices from NexDiag are innovative wireless thickness gauges that connect to your phone via Bluetooth and are capable of performing 10 measurements per second, showing very precise readings. NexPTG devices can be used on virtually any car and automatically recognises and tests the lacquer on steel and aluminium elements.

The NexPTG Standard Plus is the basic version of the NexPTG lacquer thickness gauge. The meter has a movable spherical probe, which facilitates measurements also on the concave and convex parts of vehicles. The NexPTG Standard Plus is the base model of the meter in an extended version which not only allows fast and precise measurements but comes equipped with a profile point probe that allows the user to also test on rounded surfaces of the vehicle too!

NexPTG has a dedicated app which is available for iOS and Android and will allow you to examine the lacquer with unprecedented accuracy and precision. Thanks to the lacquer coating analysis system, you can analyse the lacquer on the surface of the entire body in an instant, an the application will help you interpret the results of measurements.

Technical Specifications of the NexPTG Standard Plus

• Testing on the substrate: Steel [Fe] / Zinc-plated Steel [Fe+Zn] / Aluminum [AI]
• Recognized substrate types: [Fe] / [Fe+Zn] / [AI]
• Range of measurement: 0-1000 μm (0-39.37 mils)
• Resolution of measurement: 10 μm (0.4 mils)
• Type of probe/End of probe: movable/spherical – Possible measurement on curvatures (profiled probe housing)
• Measurement memory: up to 300 items
• Wireless transmission: Bluetooth 4.0 LE
• Multilingual menu: PL, EN, DE, FR, IT, ES, RU, FA, CZ, HE, NL
• Ambient temperature: -20°C to +40°C
• SAPL Basic: lacquer coating analysis system
• Testing relative to reference point
• Measurement statistics
• Supported systems: iOS/Android

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NexPTG devices from NexDiag are innovative wireless thickness gauges that connect to your phone via Bluetooth and are capable of performing 10 measurements per second, showing very precise readings. NexPTG devices can be used on virtually any car and automatically recognises and tests the lacquer on steel and aluminium elements.

The NexPTG Professional is an advanced version of the NexPTG lacquer thickness gauge, which enables fast, accurate and intuitive vehicle testing. The meter has a movable spherical probe, which facilitates measurements also on the concave and convex parts of vehicles.

The Professional version makes measurements with even greater accuracy than the Economic and Standard versions. In addition, the Professional gauge has a number of options that will help the user to examine a vehicle more efficiently and more effectively, including:

• Suggested measurement points
• Buyer’s guide
• Export of measurement history
• Creation of reports

NexPTG has a dedicated app which is available for iOS and Android and will allow you to examine the lacquer with unprecedented accuracy and precision. Thanks to the lacquer coating analysis system, you can analyse the lacquer on the surface of the entire body in an instant, an the application will help you interpret the results of measurements.

Technical Specifications of the NexPTG Professional

• Testing on the substrate: Steel [Fe] / Zinc-plated Steel [Fe+Zn] / Aluminum [AI]
• Recognized substrate types: [Fe] / [Fe+Zn] / [AI]
• Range of measurement: 0-2500 μm (0-98.43 mils)
• Resolution of measurement: 10 μm (0.4 mils)
• Type of probe/End of probe: movable/spherical – Possible measurement on curvatures (profiled probe housing)
• Measurement memory: up to 4000 items
• Wireless transmission: Bluetooth 4.0 LE
• Multilingual menu: PL, EN, DE, FR, IT, ES, RU, FA, CZ, HE, NL
• Ambient temperature: -20°C to +40°C
• SAPL Basic: lacquer coating analysis system
• Suggested measurement points
• Creation and export of measurement history
• Creation and export of reports
• API communication
• Supported systems: iOS/Android

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