Automatic Brass Digital Gauss Meter, Brand Name : V-TECH

The  handheld digital gauss meter is a portable instrument designed to measure DC magnetic flux density (in kilogauss) in magnetic and electromagnetic components. It uses a Hall-effect probe and displays the measured field digitally on an LED read-out. It is specially made for industrial applications where measurement of magnetic field strength is required for motors, magnets, relays, loudspeakers, production-line testing, etc. 

• Dual range capability – both 2 kG and 20 kG ranges allow flexibility depending on the strength of the magnetic field being measured.

• High accuracy & fine resolution – the 0.1% resolution and ±1%/±2% accuracy (depending on range) provide reliable measurements for quality control and testing purposes.

• Portable hand‐held design – light weight (~1kg) and compact size (180 × 40 × 100 mm) makes it suited for mobile or on-site use.

• Battery operation – 9 V battery operation means no dependency on mains in field/production setups.

• Direct digital read‐out – LED display gives instant, clear measurement without needing interpretation of analog scales.

• Probe supplied with unit – the Hall‐effect probe is calibrated and matched to the instrument, reducing need for separate procurement.

• Built for industrial environment – though not explicitly “ruggedised” like IP rated instruments, the design notes portability and industrial use.

• Customisation available – manufacturer indicates capability to supply “special” hand-held Gauss meters on request (e.g., for specific ranges or AC fields) which is beneficial for special use‐cases.

• Applications

  The hand-held Gauss meter is used in a variety of contexts – especially suitable for your business (procurement, instrumentation) at Nunes Instruments. Some of the key applications:

  • Measuring magnetic flux density (or field strength) in permanent magnets, magnetic separators, electromagnets, etc.

  • Testing of DC motors, loudspeakers, relays, magnetic rings, etc. for their magnetic field properties.

  • Production‐line online testing of components with magnetic elements (for quality control).

  • Checking demagnetisation or residual magnetism in components or assemblies.

  • Calibration and measurement tasks in laboratories, manufacturing shops or maintenance/repair setups.

  • Field or on‐site measurements where portability is key (e.g., verification of magnet strength in installed equipment).