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Aivars U. Freidenfelds is vice president of ElektroPhysik USA Inc. (Arlington Heights, IL). For more information, call (800) 782-1506, e-mail aivars@epkusa.com or visit
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Electronic coating thickness gages operate on the magnetic induction or the magneto static principle for measuring coatings applied over ferrous substrates. Regardless of the measuring principle, certain manufacturer-prescribed procedures must be followed to ensure the gage is operating at optimal performance. In fact, if these procedures are not followed, the measurement results could greatly mislead the assessment of the coating thickness.