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JCZ Magnetic Field Intensity Meter | Product Details
MAGNETIC FIELD INTENSITY METER

JCZ Magnetic Field Strength Meter

Designed for residual magnetism inspection of ferromagnetic materials and components, demagnetization checks after magnetic-particle testing, and magnetization measurements during processing.

Residual magnetism testingMultiple rangesAccuracy +/-10%Portable measurement

Product Introduction

The JCZ Magnetic Field Intensity Meter is a portable instrument for measuring residual magnetic fields on the surfaces of ferromagnetic materials and components. The magnetic probe attachment can be placed close to the workpiece surface. Move the instrument across the test area and read the residual magnetic field from the indication.

It is suitable for machining, magnetic-particle inspection, demagnetization and quality-control applications. After magnetic-particle testing, the instrument can be used to check residual magnetism and help determine whether demagnetization meets process requirements.

Place the surface arrow of the meter against the workpiece and move it slowly along the direction of the two sides of the instrument. Use the maximum value observed during movement as the residual magnetic field reading.

Product Features

5 modelsMultiple measurement ranges

Available in JCZ-5, JCZ-10, JCZ-20, JCZ-30 and JCZ-50 models.

+/-10%Measurement accuracy

All models have a nominal accuracy of +/-10% and are suitable for field residual-magnetism checks.

60 mm x 23 mmCompact form

The compact circular design makes it convenient to move the meter close to the workpiece surface.

Technical Parameter Comparison

ModelMeasurement RangeAccuracyDimensionsOperating Environment
JCZ-50 to 5 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm-10 to 50 degrees C
Relative humidity ≤80%
JCZ-100 to 10 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm
JCZ-200 to 20 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm
JCZ-300 to 30 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm
JCZ-500 to 50 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm

Conversion: 1 gauss (G) = 1 x 10-4 tesla (T).

Model Selection Guide

JCZ-5 / JCZ-10

Suitable for workpieces with low residual magnetism where small magnetic-field changes need to be observed.

JCZ-20 / JCZ-30

Suitable for routine inspection of ferromagnetic parts, machined components and demagnetized workpieces.

JCZ-50

Suitable for workpieces with a larger residual-magnetism range and applications requiring a higher measurement limit.

Select a range higher than the expected maximum magnetic-field value. If the measured field approaches or exceeds the upper limit, choose a model with a larger range.

How to Use

  1. Inspect the instrument and confirm that the dial, housing and measuring surface have no obvious damage.
  2. Confirm that the workpiece surface is clean and free of obvious filings, oil or other residue.
  3. Place the surface arrow of the meter against the workpiece surface.
  4. Move the meter slowly along the direction of its two sides across the test area.
  5. Observe the indication while moving and record the maximum value.
  6. Repeat the measurement at multiple locations to assess the residual-magnetism distribution.

Precautions

  • The instrument is highly sensitive and may be affected by the geomagnetic field and nearby magnetic fields.
  • For routine measurements, arranging the workpiece along the east-west direction is generally recommended.
  • If site conditions do not permit this arrangement, consider the influence of the geomagnetic field on the reading.
  • Strong magnetic fields should not be present around the instrument, as they may increase measurement error.
  • Move the instrument slowly. Rapid shaking can make the reading difficult to determine.
  • Do not drop, strike or expose the instrument to strong mechanical vibration.
  • Avoid keeping the instrument near strong magnets, magnetizing coils or high-current equipment for long periods.

Storage and Maintenance

  • When not used for a long period, clean the instrument surface and place it in a plastic bag or protective package.
  • Store it at 0 to 40 degrees C with relative humidity no higher than 80%.
  • The storage atmosphere should be free of corrosive gases.
  • Keep the storage area away from strong magnetic fields and severe mechanical vibration.
  • If the instrument behaves abnormally, have it inspected by qualified personnel. Do not disassemble it yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the JCZ meter measure?

It is mainly used to measure residual magnetic fields on ferromagnetic materials and components, including residual magnetism after demagnetization.

What is the main difference between the models?

The measurement range is different. The upper limit increases progressively from JCZ-5 to JCZ-50.

Why must the meter be moved during measurement?

The magnetic field may not be uniform across the workpiece surface. Moving the meter helps locate the maximum residual field in the test area.

Can measurements be taken near a strong magnet?

It is not recommended. A nearby strong magnetic field can increase measurement error, so keep the instrument away from magnets, magnetizing equipment and high-current devices.

JCZ Magnetic Field Intensity Meter ' Specifications and Purchase
MAGNETIC FIELD INTENSITY METER

JCZ Magnetic Field Strength Meter

Portable residual-magnetism meter for ferromagnetic materials, components and demagnetized workpieces, with five measurement ranges.

JCZ-5 to JCZ-50Accuracy +/-10%60 mm x 23 mmResidual magnetism testing

Specifications and Price List

ModelMeasurement RangeAccuracyDimensionsPrice (USD)
JCZ-50 to 5 x 10-4 T+/-10%60 mm x 23 mm$187
JCZ-100 to 10 x 10-4 T$187
JCZ-200 to 20 x 10-4 T$187
JCZ-300 to 30 x 10-4 T$221
JCZ-500 to 50 x 10-4 T$221

Prices are converted from the original CNY prices using CNY price divided by 5 and rounded to the nearest whole US dollar. All models have a nominal accuracy of +/-10% and dimensions of 60 mm x 23 mm.

Purchase Channels

Amazon

Choose the measurement range according to the expected residual magnetic field.

Amazon

eBay

Suitable for inspection equipment replacement and laboratory magnetic-field testing.

eBay

AliExpress

Confirm the required measurement range and model before ordering.

AliExpress

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