PosiTest AT pull-off adhesion testers
Measure the force required to pull out by hydraulic traction a known diameter of coating on metal, wood, concrete and other rigid substrates.
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Measure the force required to pull out by hydraulic traction a known diameter of coating on metal, wood, concrete and other rigid substrates.
Simple method of evaluating the adhesion of a paint or a coating to its support by making 2 series of perpendicular incisions and observing the number of squares detached after brushing and application of a standardized adhesive.
Multifunction stainless steel gauge for coating inspection.
Used to assess the elasticity, flexibility and adhesion of lacquers, paints and other coatings on metal surfaces by observing the effects caused by the slow stamping of a coated specimen.
Determine the rate of elongation, elasticity, resistance to cracking and peeling of paints and varnishes on a metal support by winding around a cylindrical or conical mandrel.
Determine the impact resistance and flexibility of coatings by studying the deformation caused by a falling steel mass on the coated specimen.
Used to assess the hardness of a coating by measuring the duration of the damping of a pendulum oscillating on its surface.Persoz and / or König hardness measurement
Tests the surface hardness of paint films by measuring the indentation length of a sharp bevel wheel affixed to the surface.
Used to assess the hardness and resistance of a coating to surface scratches by moving pencils of different hardness on its surface under a constant force at an angle of 45 °.
Pocket devices for testing the hardness and scratch resistance of flat or curved surfaces (coatings, varnishes, plastics, etc.) carried out using a tungsten carbide tip Ø 1 mm on which is exerted a adjustable pressure.
Determine the minimum load necessary for the appearance of a regular scratch on a rotating specimen.
Initially developed to meet automotive specifications, this device is ideal for evaluating plastics, paints, floor coverings, etc. Five independent tungsten carbide tools mounted on more or less loaded sliding axes exert a vertical load on the sample to be tested, positioned on a table moving by pneumatic system.