Gaussmeters
Gaussmeters are scientific instruments used to measure magnetic fields. AlphaLab carries a full line of hand-held, digital gaussmeters for scientific and industrial applications, that can measure DC and AC magnetic fields, as well as magnetic pulses. Measurements can be single-axis or 3-axis, with USB data logging and can range from 0.01 milligauss up to 30,000 gauss, depending on your application.
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3-Axis Magnetoresistive Milligauss Meter MR3
$1,350.00 – $1,670.00Measures vector components (X, Y, Z) and magnitude of static magnetic field with USB datalogging.
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DC Gaussmeter Model GM1-HS
$455.00The Gaussmeter Model GM1-HS reads moderate-strength static magnetic fields up to 800 G with a resolution of 0.01G. It measures magnetization of ferrous metals, solenoids and the far field of strong magnets
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DC Gaussmeter Model GM1-ST
$455.00The Gaussmeter Model GM1-ST measures the field of even the strongest magnet (to 20kG) down to fine resolution (0.1G). Features rapid turn-on and fast update.
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Gaussmeter Model GM2
$820.00Laboratory gaussmeter that reads AC/DC magnetic fields, true peak field, has an alarm and USB datalogging. Maximum range is 30,000 gauss.
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Vector/Magnitude Gauss Meter Model VGM
$855.00Displays X, Y, Z and magnitude of magnetic field, for rapid mapping and measurement of magnetized materials with USB datalogging and an alarm. Maximum range is ±799.99 gauss.
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Air Shipment Milligauss Meter (Oersted Meter)
$590.00This meter is used to verify compliance with IATA, IACO, and FAA regulations on magnetism from packages to be shipped by air.
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DC Milligauss Meter Model MGM
$420.00 – $570.00This meter reads weak DC magnetic fields down to 1 nT (.01 mG) with a range of 2 Gauss.
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AC Milligauss Meter UHS2
$355.00Gauss meter for precise measurement of AC magnetic fields
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Earth Magnetometer
$780.00The Earth Magnetometer Model EM2 measures the Earth magnetic field with a resolution of 1nT (1 gamma). This resolution is about 0.002% of the typical Earth field strength. It is used to locate buried magnetic objects or materials.
