Gauges used for a coating inspection
For a dry film thickness gauge, tell us the base metal and the thickness range used to accept the coating. List the probe model and any shims you will send. If the inspection record also includes humidity, identify the hygrometer used on the job. This lets the coating inspector match each result to the instrument in the report.
Who can release the case?
Ask the team holding the instrument which pass is needed to take it off site and whether its probe can leave in the same case. Include a phone number for the person who signs the pass. A Mumbai purchase office can receive the quotation while the case goes directly back to the inspector in Raigad.
If the gauge is on loan from a manufacturing unit in a Haryana IMT, identify the owning unit on the packing list. Its stores team can then tell RTS whether the gauge is due back there or at the Dighi site for another inspection.
Preserve the coating gauge's reference arrangement
A coating gauge can use different probes or modes for different base metals. Put the probe identity and the substrate beside each requested thickness point. If the inspector uses a supplied zero plate or foil set, identify those pieces individually and say whether they are also due for checking. An accessory found in the case is not automatically part of the calibration order.
Describe a damaged probe face, worn cable or unstable reading before the case is sent. Ask for the received condition to be recorded when an investigation needs the readings before adjustment. Keep the inspection method available to the person answering technical questions while the equipment is away from the site.