Paint Thickness Gauge GL-PRO-2-F OEM digital, measurement range 0–2000 µm, digital display

The GL-PRO-2-F OEM digital paint thickness gauge is a compact, portable instrument for non-destructive measurement of coating thickness on metal substrates and painted surfaces. With a measurement range of 0–2000 µm and a clear digital display, the device delivers rapid numeric readings suitable for workshop diagnostics, vehicle inspection and quality control tasks. The unit is designed for straightforward field use and provides repeatable measurements across ferrous and non-ferrous bases.

Advantages

The gauge combines a wide 0–2000 µm measurement range with an easy-to-read digital display, enabling quick assessment of thin and thick coatings. Its compact footprint and portable construction facilitate use in confined areas and on vehicles. The instrument is intended for non-destructive measurement, allowing coating verification without damage to the substrate. Simple operation and immediate numeric output reduce measurement time and support consistent documentation.

Suitable for

• Automotive bodywork inspection and used-car evaluation
• Quality control of painted parts in workshops and production lines
• Corrosion protection checks on metal structures and equipment
• Surface analysis for repair, repainting and restoration projects

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0–2000 µm
• Display: digital numeric readout for direct thickness values
• Measurement principle: non-destructive coating thickness measurement on metallic substrates
• Target substrates: designed for use on ferrous and non-ferrous metal surfaces
• Form factor: compact, hand-held design for portable use

How to use

Place the gauge probe perpendicular to the painted surface and ensure stable contact before initiating a reading. Allow the display to stabilise and record the numeric value shown. For multiple measurements use consistent probe placement and pressure to improve repeatability. When measuring on curved or irregular surfaces, take several readings across the area and use the average value for assessment. Follow any calibration or zeroing steps recommended by the manufacturer before critical measurements.

Usage recommendations

Use the instrument at normal workshop temperatures and avoid wet or excessively dusty environments. Perform periodic calibration checks against known standards to maintain measurement accuracy. For paint system evaluation, combine thickness readings with visual inspection and substrate testing as needed.