A cross-cut plate that allows for easy evaluation of the adhesion and bonding strength of coatings and films.
This is a jig used for cross-cut tests and grid tests conducted to evaluate the adhesion and bonding strength of coatings. It is a plate that guides to make evenly spaced cuts in the coating. There are three types available: 1mm, 2mm, and 1.5/3mm. It is of just the right size and thickness, making it easy to make cuts and is a very user-friendly product. It allows for low-cost coating quality control.
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basic information
It is used to evaluate the adhesion and cohesion of coatings and films. Cuts are made along the plate with a utility knife. By making cuts both vertically and horizontally, a grid-like cross-cut is created in the center. Adhesive tape is then applied and quickly pulled off. The state of the coating that has been removed by the tape is classified by comparing it with the examples of test results classified from 0 to 5 according to JIS standards (JIS-K5600).
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P2
Delivery Time
P1
Applications/Examples of results
It is used for testing the adhesion and bonding strength of coatings. Coatings are commonly found in automobiles, shipbuilding, bridges, home appliances, resin coatings, buildings, furniture, and more. It checks whether these coatings are experiencing any adhesion failures.
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We sell coating quality control equipment. We have a wide range of products related to coating and painting quality, including adhesion tests (cross-cut method and pull-off method), film thickness measurement, coating hardness (pencil hardness tester), bendability tester (cylindrical mandrel bending tester), drying oven temperature data loggers (oven loggers), particle gauges, applicators, blast comparison plates, and more. Please feel free to contact us.
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