Small Size Mini Hegman Gauge Grinding Gauge High Precision fineness Meter (PS 2400 Double Groove 0-15 μm)

Hegman Gauge or Grinding Gauge is used to determine the fineness or the size of the particles present in a sample. It has a very significant role in controlling the quality during production. It benefits the paints and coating, cosmetic, ceramic, food, and pharmaceutical industries. Hegman gauge consists of a flat steel block with a scrapper. On the surface of the Hegman Gauge are two flat bottomed grooves varying uniformly in depth from maximum at one end of the block to all the way to zero at the other end of the block. The grooves depth is graduated in microns and the Hegman scale. It is manufactured of hardened stainless steel having corrosion resistance properties. Ordering Information: Ref No. PS 2400 Range: Microns 0-15 Ref No. PS 2401 Range: Microns 0-25 Ref No. PS 2402 [Double groove] Range: Microns 0-15 Scale and Units of Measurement Mils – The equivalent of 0.001 inches, the Mils Scale is the most widely used unit of measurement regarding the fineness of grind gauging equipment. Microns – For a point of reference, 25 Microns is equal to 1 Mil. The common ly used Micron is usually rounded to 0.00004 inches for practical purposes of measurement. The scale unit H is the Hegman scale: 0 Hegman=100 μm 4 Hegman=50 μm 8 Hegman=0 μm 1 mil = 25.4 μm

• Type: Small size Mini Type. Groove width: 12 mm.
• Scale: Microns
• Grindometer base Dimensions: Single groove :120×25×13mm. 4.7 x 1.0 x 0.51 ″. Double groove: 165x37x13mm. 6.5 x 1.5 x 0.51 ″
• Grind Gauge is to indicate the fineness of grind or the presence of coarse particles in a sample. It does not determine particle size distribution. Grind Gauge are used in controlling the production, and application of dispersion products produced by milling in the Paint, Plastic pigment, Printing, ink, Paper, Ceramic, Pharmaceuticals, Food.
• It is a flat steel block in the surface of which are Two flat bottomed Grooves varying uniformly in depth from a maximum at one end of the block to zero near the other end. Groove depth is graduated in micron and Hegman Scale.