Magnetic Field Indicator Of Magnetic Particle Testing Pie Gauge

Magnetic Flux Indicator Gauge also called Pie Gauge, it is a tool for quickly verifying the direction of magnetic flux on a surface. It is made from eight ferrous segments, braised into a single piece, providing a star pattern of nonferrous discontinuities. Typically used with dry powders for yoke inspection, the Pie Gauge can be held at any angle and will generate indications perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic flux. A similar test gauge, the Berthold Penetrameter, uses four instead of eight ferrous sections and is commonly used in Europe.

Eight linear discontinuities to provide indications in all directions Non-ferrous handle with pivot. INSTRUCTIONS Place the pie gauge as flat as possible on the test surface with the visible pie sections facing down. Magnetize the surface and apply magnetic particles. Indications will form along lines crossing the direction of the magnetic flux. Indications perpendicular to the magnetic flux will be stronger and more well defined than indications at an angle. No indications will form parallel to (in line with) the magnetic flux. Note: the pie gauge does not indicate magnetic field strength.

MIL-STD-271 ASTM E709

Type N1: 45N, 5kgs

Type N2: 118N 12kgs

Type N3: 177N 18kgs

Katos rong type B: DC HRC=90～95, 12 drilling through holes diameter 0.07inch, center hole diameter 31.8mm

Type E: AC