Ferrite Indicators
The Ferrite Indicator is a simple, rugged, non-destructive
inspection instrument developed for laboratory, shop and field use. The GO,
NO-GO feature permits instant acceptance testing of austenitic stainless weld
metals. The Indicator requires no external standards, no adjustments, no visual
readings and is unaffected by position. It performs equally well on sheets,
plates, rods, irregular shaped objects and individual parts of complex components.
It is effective in locating areas of high or low Ferrite content heterogeneous
products.
Description
The Indicator weighs 3 oz. and is 5 inches long making it comfortable for hand held operations. All metal components are bright Nickel plated. The Indicator and it's Inserts are furnished in a handsome wooden box. The Indicator conforms to SEV-ENG-96002 (Type I) or SEV-ENG-96003 (Type II).
Calibrations
The Ferrite Indicator is available with the following types
of calibrations:
Type I - Percent Ferrite (%) Based on in-house Ferrite Standards
developed by the Severn Engineering Co. and in continuous use since 1954.
Type II - Ferrite Number (FN) Based on using secondary standards
traceable to the National Bureau of Standards (NIST) through a set of coating
thickness standards and conforming to all of the requirements of ANSI/ASW A4.2-91,
Sec. 6. Type II Indicators come with an additional Check Insert as required
by that Standard.
Available Insert Values
Both models of the Ferrite Indicator are available with any combination of Inserts. Available Insert values are:
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0.5
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1.0
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1.5
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2.0
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2.5
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3.5
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5.0
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7.5
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10.0
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12.5
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15.0
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17.5
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20.0
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22.5
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25.0
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either as % Ferrite or Ferrite Number
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We also offer 11.0 and 14.0 FN
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Four Inserts are included in the price of each Indicator. Other
less common insert values are available, please call for information. There
is a charge for each additional Insert. All Inserts are calibrated for a specific
Indicator. When ordering, please specify the Inserts desired. Instruments
are delivered fully calibratedwith a Calibration Report showing the required
values and quality information for the Instrument. Ferrite
Indicators need to be recalibrated annually.