Stainless Steel Wire-Wound Applicator Rod

The stainless steel drawdown rod is a metal bar with a specific diameter of wire wound around its surface. When used, it is placed flat on the substrate and drawn across the coating with even pressure, with the gaps between the wires controlling the wet film thickness. It is used in laboratories and factories to quickly prepare coating samples and test properties such as leveling and hiding power of coatings.
Selection
When selecting, consider the wet film thickness corresponding to the wire-wound bar specifications to match the viscosity range of the coating being tested. Observe whether the wire winding is uniform and smooth, and ensure the stainless steel material is corrosion-resistant. Choose an appropriate length based on the substrate size, with common specifications ranging from 100mm to 300mm. Clean promptly with solvent after use to avoid clogging.

Terms

Instruments

Using wire-wound stainless steel wire structure, the film thickness is 100 microns, the total length is 375mm, and the application width is 255mm to ensure that the Spreader is uniform and firm, suitable for precision experimental operation.

$ 173.00

Using stainless steel material and excellent wire-wound process, wet film thickness 148.6μm, application width 300mm, to ensure accurate and durable film, to avoid the problem of broken wire.

$ 160.00

Wire-wound structure ensures 0.1 micron High Accuracy, wet film thickness 50.3 μm, stainless steel material is durable and easy to clean, and the wide-Rod Film Applicator achieves uniform coating.

$ 160.00

Wire-wound design wet film thickness 9.1 μ m, steel wire diaMeter Φ 0.10mm, chrome-plated surface is easy to clean and prolong life, suitable for a variety of substrates, Spreader uniform and flexible.

$ 525.00

Wire-wound is designed to form a specific groove, which can be prepared with 89.2 μm wet film thickness, stainless steel material to ensure durability, and application width 300mm to meet a variety of sample requirements.

$ 167.00

Wire-wound process, wet film thickness 6μm, application width 140mm, stainless steel material to ensure durability and accurate Spreader effect, suitable for preparing uniform film samples.

$ 157.00

Wire-wound process is prepared with 6.9 μm wet-film, and the diaMeter of the steel wire is only 0.08mm. If the hair is thin, seamless winding reduces the risk of broken wire, and is suitable for a variety of fluid Spreader applications.

$ 186.00

Wire-wound design can achieve one operation Spreader two or more Coatings, wet film thickness 4μm, application width 140mm, stainless steel material to ensure durability and accurate coating preparatory.

$ 157.00

The wire-wound design allows for precise control of a 86.9-micron wet film thickness, utilizing durable stainless steel material, with a coating width of up to 300 milliMeters, making it suitable for high-precision coating preparation.

$ 167.00

Adopt stainless steel corrosion wire-wound, Abrasion Resistance, film thickness 102.9μm, application width 300mm, suitable for laboratory film proofing.

$ 167.00

Wire-wound structure ensures Spreader uniformity, wet film thickness 11.4μm, diaMeter 12.7mm, stainless steel material is durable and easy to clean, suitable for different Coating Weight requirements.

$ 186.00

Wire-wound design can be prepared 38.9μm wet-film, stainless steel material to ensure durability, suitable for a variety of liquid materials Spreader, application width up to 300mm.

$ 167.00

Wire-wound stainless steel construction ensures 148.6μm wet film thickness accuracy, wire diaMeter 1.65mm provides stable Spreader effect, 400mm total length to meet 300mm application width requirements.

$ 160.00

Wire-wound process, wet film thickness 11.4μm, wire diaMeter 0.13mm, ensure Spreader Uniformity and High Accuracy, suitable for a variety of experimental environments.

$ 160.00

The wire-wound structure enables coating with a 171.5-micron thick film, while the stainless steel material ensures corrosion resistance and long-term durability. The 9.52mm diaMeter Rod body, combined with 1.91mm steel wire, ensures operational stability.

$ 167.00

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