Moore & Wright MWT-1100 Surface Roughness Tester, Measuring Range 5.6mm, Resolution 0.05µm
SKU:Code: MWT-1100
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- type Standard
- display type Digital
- resolution Parameters Ra Rz Rq Rt
- data output Yes
- style Skidded
- brand Moore & Wright
The MWT-1100 roughness tester can be used for a multitude of metallic or non-metallic surfaces. A bright LCD display allows simple configuration and gives readings in multiple units.
When measuring, the tester is held against the surface to be measured. A stylus is automatically driven across the measured surface over a pre-configured distance. Any roughness in the surface causes the stylus to be displaced vertically, the physical displacement is transferred into an electrical signal. This signal is amplified and converted into a digital signal and processed into a value for display and saving to memory.
- LCD display for wide angle viewing
- Digital signal processing for high accuracy measurement
- Selectable measuring parameters, sample distance and units
- Internal storage of 500 data points
- Wireless data export to PC, analysis and reporting by dedicated software
- Aluminium housing for high durability and protection from electromagnetic interference
- Stroke length = 5.6mm
- Sampling length = 0.25mm, 0.80mm, 2.50mm
- Evaluation length = 1.25mm, 4.0mm, 5.6mm
- Measuring range (µm) = Ra: Rq: 0.05 - 10.0, Rz: Rt: 0.1 - 50
- Indication variability = <6%
- Indication error = +-10%
- Arc radius and angle of sensor stylus tip = Tip arc radius: µm +- 1 µm, Angle: 90 degrees
- Parameter (µm): Ra, Rz, Rq, Rt
- Static force of sensor stylus (N) = <0.016
- Suitable for working environment conditions of 0°C - 40°C and relative humidity of <90%
- Supplied with a reference standard block for test and calibration
The software and dongle provided allow wireless interface with a PC in order to collect data from the tester. The data can then be displayed in a graph, and results can be exported to Excel including measurement statistics. Can also remotely initiate a test from the PC.