Thickness Gauge Price in Bangladesh | Digital, Coating & Ultrasonic

If you’re comparing Thickness Gauge price in Bangladesh before buying, ASTZ carries genuine Dasqua dial thickness gauges and Smart Sensor coating gauges built for accurate material and layer measurement. Whether you’re checking metal thickness on a production line or verifying a paint coating’s thickness before quality sign-off, this guide breaks down every option so you can pick the right one without guesswork.

Types of Thickness Gauge Available at ASTZ

Not every thickness gauge measures the same thing. Here’s how our range is organized.

Digital Dial Thickness Gauge

The Dasqua (5840-6200) 10mm/0.4″ Digital Dial Thickness Gauge combines a digital display with dial-gauge mechanics, giving you fast, easy-to-read measurements for general material thickness checks.

Dial Thickness Gauge

The Dasqua (5841-8105) 0-10mm Dial Thickness Gauge is a mechanical dial version covering the same 0-10mm range, a reliable no-battery option for workshops that prefer analog readouts.

Film/Coating Thickness Gauge

The Smart Sensor AR932 Film/Coating Thickness Gauge is built specifically for measuring paint, plating, and coating layer thickness on metal surfaces — a different job from general material thickness gauges.

Thickness Gauge Price in Bangladesh (Comparison Table)

Pricing depends on gauge type and application, so it’s worth matching the model to your actual measurement need before ordering — contact our team for current rates on each.

Digital vs Coating Thickness Gauge — Which One to Choose

Digital Dial Thickness Gauge — For General Material Thickness

If you’re checking the thickness of metal sheets, plastic, or other solid materials, the Dasqua 5840-6200 or 5841-8105 covers that directly with a 0-10mm measuring range.

Coating Thickness Gauge — For Paint/Plating Layer Checks

If you need to measure how thick a paint, powder coat, or plating layer is on top of a metal surface, a general material gauge won’t do that job — the Smart Sensor AR932 is built specifically for coating measurement.

How to Use a Thickness Gauge

Using a Digital/Dial Thickness Gauge

Place the material between the gauge’s two measuring points and bring them together, either manually on the dial version or with the digital display showing the reading directly. Zero the gauge on a flat reference surface first to keep readings accurate across repeated measurements.

Using a Coating Thickness Gauge

Turn the Smart Sensor AR932 on and touch its sensor to the coated surface you’re measuring, applying light, even pressure. The coating thickness reads out on the LCD display within seconds — no need to damage or cut into the coated surface to get a reading.

Top Thickness Gauge Brands We Offer

Dasqua Thickness Gauge

Dasqua covers general material thickness measurement with both a digital dial version and a fully mechanical dial version, giving you a choice between digital convenience and battery-free reliability.

Smart Sensor Thickness Gauge

Smart Sensor specializes in coating measurement — the AR932 is purpose-built for checking paint and plating layer thickness, a task standard dial gauges aren’t designed for.

How to Choose the Right Thickness Gauge (Buying Guide)

Material Type — Solid Material or Coating Layer

Decide first whether you’re measuring a solid material’s thickness or a coating layer on top of a surface — these require different gauge types, and choosing the wrong one won’t give you a usable reading.

Range & Resolution for Your Application

Both Dasqua models cover a 0-10mm range, suitable for most sheet metal and material thickness checks. Confirm your typical material falls within this range before ordering.

Digital vs Mechanical Dial

The Dasqua 5840-6200 gives you a digital readout for faster, clearer reading, while the 5841-8105 is a purely mechanical dial gauge — a solid choice if you prefer not to depend on batteries in the field.

Key Features of a Good Thickness Gauge

• Digital LCD display for fast, clear reading (on digital models)
• Zero-set function for accurate repeated measurements
• Compact, portable design for field or workshop use
• Reliable measurement without damaging the material being tested
• Durable construction for daily industrial use

Applications / Where Is It Used?

• Manufacturing and quality control
• Metal and sheet material inspection
• Paint and coating industry layer checks
• Construction material verification
• Automotive coating thickness testing

Why Buy Thickness Gauge from ASTZ

ASTZ supplies genuine Dasqua and Smart Sensor thickness gauges, not unbranded imports. Every gauge comes with manufacturer reliability, and our team can help you match the right type — material or coating — to your actual measurement task instead of just upselling the priciest option. We deliver nationwide across Bangladesh with support available at +8801329100999.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a thickness gauge used for?

A thickness gauge measures the thickness of materials like metal, plastic, or coating layers, giving a precise reading without needing to cut into or damage the material.

What is the difference between a digital and coating thickness gauge?

A digital thickness gauge, like the Dasqua 5840-6200, measures the thickness of a solid material directly, while a coating thickness gauge, like the Smart Sensor AR932, measures the thickness of a paint or plating layer on top of a surface.

How does a dial thickness gauge work without a digital display?

A mechanical dial thickness gauge, like the Dasqua 5841-8105, uses a needle on a calibrated dial face to show the measured thickness, requiring no battery to operate.

What is the price of a thickness gauge in Bangladesh?

Thickness gauge pricing at ASTZ varies by type and application — contact our team for current rates on the Dasqua dial models or the Smart Sensor coating gauge.

Can a thickness gauge measure paint or coating layers?

Yes, but you need a coating-specific gauge like the Smart Sensor AR932 — a standard material thickness gauge isn’t designed to measure coating layers accurately.

What should I check before buying a thickness gauge?

Confirm whether you need to measure solid material or a coating layer, check the measurement range matches your typical workpiece, and decide between a digital or mechanical dial readout based on your preference.

Is a coating thickness gauge non-destructive?

Yes, the Smart Sensor AR932 measures coating thickness without damaging or cutting into the coated surface, making it suitable for repeated quality checks on finished parts.