September 14, 2026
In modern industrial infrastructure—from oil refinery pipelines to deep-sea cargo ships and high-pressure boilers—metal structures form the backbone of operations. Yet these metallic fortresses face relentless environmental erosion, with corrosion silently eating away at their thickness beneath protective coatings. Traditional inspection methods often required sanding away expensive protective layers, creating maintenance cycles that were both time-consuming and counterproductive by compromising coating integrity.
The ATG400 ultrasonic thickness gauge represents a paradigm shift in nondestructive testing (NDT), offering engineers what amounts to "industrial x-ray vision" that renders protective coatings transparent to measurement.
The ATG400's technological superiority stems from its sophisticated dual-mode measurement architecture that leverages advanced acoustic physics.
Designed for real-world industrial environments, the ATG400 maintains accuracy where conventional instruments fail:
The ATG400 transforms thickness data into actionable insights:
Its structured storage system (20 files with 99 data points each) enables systematic tracking of thickness variations across time and location, supporting predictive maintenance strategies. The device's 100-hour battery life with intelligent power management ensures uninterrupted field operations, while real-time coupling indicators prevent measurement errors.
The system's modular probe design addresses diverse industrial needs:
The standard P5EE probe serves most general applications, while specialized options include the PHT5 for high-temperature environments (up to 300°C), high-frequency P07 (7MHz) for precision small-component analysis, and low-frequency P02 (2MHz) for thick or acoustically challenging materials.
More than just a thickness gauge, the ATG400 represents a comprehensive solution for critical industries where structural integrity impacts operational safety. By combining advanced ultrasonic technology with intelligent data handling, it empowers engineers to make informed maintenance decisions—protecting industrial assets while optimizing inspection workflows.