The INSPEX IPX-330 PLUS portable hardness tester by Bowers delivers dependable, field-ready hardness measurements with a wide range (174-960 HL), excellent repeatability (±0.5% at 800 HL), and conversions to multiple scales (HRC, HRB, HV, HB, HS & tensile strength). With onboard memory for thousands of readings and auto-impact device recognition, it supports efficient and accurate inspections in industrial settings.
The INSPEX IPX-206FN is a handheld digital gauge with FN-probe that measures coating thickness on both ferrous and non-ferrous substrates. Featuring a built-in probe, large backlit LCD, automatic substrate recognition, and memory for 99 groups, it’s ideal for quality control in field or workshop settings.
The Inspex IPX-251S is a compact ultrasonic thickness gauge that delivers precise measurement of material thickness for both ferrous and non-ferrous substrates. With its wide measurement range, selectable resolution, probe auto-identification, and rugged portable design, it’s ideal for corrosion/erosion monitoring in pipelines, tanks, or industrial structures.
The INSPEX IPX-201FN is a handheld digital coating thickness gauge equipped with both F- and N-probes, enabling measurement on both ferrous and non-ferrous substrates. Its clear 4-digit LCD display, dual measuring units (µm / mil), and compact form make it ideal for field inspection, maintenance and quality control tasks.
The Surface Roughness Tester IPX-103 is a compact and affordable battery-powered portable device. It accurately measures surface roughness with Ra and Rz parameters. Test results are shown on a digital display, making it an ideal solution for on-site roughness testing in any location.
The INSPEX IPX-105 is a handheld surface roughness tester offering measurement over 13 standard parameters including Ra, Rz, Rq, Rt, and more. It features an OLED display with graphical profile view, built-in rechargeable battery for over 20 hours operation, memory storage for data and waveform, and compatibility with ISO, ANSI, DIN, and JIS standards.
