Big scraper

The large coating rod is a metal rod in coating equipment that evenly spreads the coating onto the substrate surface through rolling, controlling the thickness of the coating. It is used in the coating process for materials such as paper and film to ensure a smooth and uniform coating.
Selection
When selecting a large coating rod, consider the substrate characteristics, paint viscosity, and desired coating thickness. Match the rod diameter and material, with stainless steel suitable for general paints and tungsten carbide for wear resistance. Pay attention to the rod's straightness and surface finish to ensure coating effectiveness.

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The kit can realize automatic grinding fineness Gauge operation, improve test Repeatability, suitable for standard scraper fineness Meter supporting use, simplify the experimental process.

$ 1623.00

A wet film with a film thickness of 50~ 675 μ m was prepared by using a coating scraper, and the sag property was observed when placed vertically. The maximum thickness without sag was expressed, which was suitable for Paints testing.

$ 411.00

Adopt high-quality alloy steel scraper, Hardness and wear resistance and corrosion resistance; Magnetic suction design for quick replacement and cleaning; Film Film thickness 0~ 4500 μ m free adjustment, resolution up to 10 μ m, error only +/- 2 μ m.

$ 291.00

Using removable scraper and vacuum adsorption system, Spreader accuracy +/- 0.003mm, Spreader rate 5~ 180mm/s, heating temperature up to 180 ℃, improve film Stability and uniformity.

$ 7496.00

Adopt removable scraper for easy cleaning and replacement, with bracket design to improve running Stability; Spreader accuracy of +/- 0.003mm, Film thickness range of 0~ 10mm adjustable, effective Spreader area of 400 * 300mm, through stepless speed control to ensure uniform Spreader.

$ 2333.00

High-quality alloy steel scraper, Hardness and wear resistance and corrosion resistance, Film thickness adjustment range 0-4500 μ m, magnetic suction design for quick replacement and cleaning, differential head accuracy of +/- 2 μ m to ensure uniform and stable film.

$ 251.00

Spreader width 250mm, wet film thickness adjustment range 0-4500μm, scraper error +/- 2μm, High Accuracy Differential Head Control to meet the needs of various materials Moulding.

$ 340.00

High-quality alloy steel scraper accuracy of +/- 2μm, magnetic suction design for easy cleaning and replacement, Film thickness adjustment range of 0-4500μm to meet the needs of different materials Moulding, acid and alkali corrosion bracket to ensure long-term stable use.

$ 315.00

Effective Spreader width 300mm, suitable for all kinds of scraper type Film Applicators, to ensure the uniformity of Spreader, improve the film accuracy and conformity in the experiment or pRoduction.

$ 235.00

Equipped with 0.5/0 7/1.0 mm three thickness die frame, using baseplate fixed structure to ensure film uniformity, metal drawdown blade design to meet long-term use needs.

$ 157.00

The scraping speed is adjustable from 10-100mm/s, and the drawdown blade load 1.75-6 kg is adjustable. It is used with High Accuracy GrindoMeter to avoid personnel operation errors and improve test conformity.

$ 1364.00

Equipped with dual coating methods of wire rod and blade, with an infinitely adjustable coating speed of 1–300 mm/s, wire rod accuracy of ±0.001 mm, blade accuracy of ±0.003 mm, and optional heating and vacuum adsorption functions to meet coating requirements of various thicknesses.

$ 9433.00

Wire-wound design, film thickness 120 microns, total length 37.5cm, effective application width 25.5cm, stainless steel material to ensure durability and uniform Spreader.

$ 173.00

Equipped with three standard thickness templates (1 +/- 0.05, 0.7 +/- 0.035, 0.5 +/- 0.03), the membrane frame is fixed by spring compression column, which can be prepared for performance testing.

$ 199.00

Using wear-resistant stainless steel material, long service life, cleaning is not blocked, wet film thickness 270μm, Spreader width 300mm, suitable for accurate Spreader needs.

$ 178.00

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