Reference: TABER 5770
Linear Abraser Taber 5770
Floating head abrasimeter designed to quantify abrasion or scratch resistance (optional kit) of flat or 3D parts of all shapes and sizes.
AMETEK BROOKFIELD
ASCOTT ANALYTICAL EQUIPMENT LTD
ATP ENGINEERING BV
BINDER GmbH
BUCKLEYS (UVRAL) LTD
COATMASTER
DAKOTA ULTRASONICS
DEFELSKO CORPORATION
FORMAT MESSTECHNIK GmbH
HACH LANGE
HANGON
HANNA INSTRUMENTS FRANCE
HILDEBRAND
KERN & SOHN GmbH
LABOMAT ESSOR
LAUDA
LENETA COMPANY
MITUTOYO FRANCE
Q-LAB CORPORATION
RHOPOINT INSTRUMENTS
RK PRINT COAT INSTRUMENTS Ltd
SIGMUND LINDNER GmbH
TABER INDUSTRIES
TAYLOR HOBSON LIMITED
TESTO
TQC BV
VEOLIA WATER STI
VERIVIDE
WALLACE
X-RITE EUROPE GMBH
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.
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.
• Load adjustable from 2 to 20 N (other loads with optional weights).
• Accepts flat samples up to 22 mm thick and slightly profiled samples.
• Supplied with 9 masses (2, 3, 4.5, 5, 6, 7, 10, 15 and 20 N), 5 tungsten carbide tools Ø 1 mm and Ø 7 mm reciprocally.
Demonstration video:
Reference: TABER 5770
Floating head abrasimeter designed to quantify abrasion or scratch resistance (optional kit) of flat or 3D parts of all shapes and sizes.
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.
Certain models of abrasimeter can be equipped with scratching tools thus making it possible to carry out scratch tests on flat or 3D samples.
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.