Double Groove Pigment Fineness Gauge

The double-groove pigment fineness gauge forms a film by scraping the sample in a V-shaped groove with scales, and the particle distribution is determined by observing the location where particles appear. It is used in industries such as coatings and inks for rapid detection of pigment dispersion uniformity, assisting in the control of production quality.
Selection
When selecting, consider the groove depth range to match common particle sizes, ensure durability with stainless steel material, have clear scales for easy reading, and maintain a smooth groove surface to avoid scratches. Determine the number of slots based on the types of daily test samples, and prioritize operational convenience with a handheld design.

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Double groove structure with graded slope design, Measurement accuracy of +/- 2 microns, wear-resistant and anti-corrosion stainless steel material, hand-held operation, suitable for rapid detection of various material fineness.

$ 1086.00

Measurement accuracy of +/- 2 microns, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, handheld operation, suitable for rapid detection of various material fineness.

$ 1086.00

Double groove structure can be measured twice at the same time, Measurement range 0~ 25μm, accuracy +/- 2μm, hardened stainless steel material wear and corrosion resistance, suitable for a variety of material fineness detection.

$ 1086.00

Adopt double groove grading slope design, range 0~ 500μm, accuracy +/- 2µm, wear-resistant and anti-corrosion hardened stainless steel material, handheld operation can quickly determine the fineness of various materials.

$ 1692.00

Double groove structure for rapid detection, accuracy of +/- 2 microns, wear and corrosion resistance, support micron, Hegman, North inclined surface of a variety of scale units, Applicable standards.

$ 1384.00

Double groove design can achieve rapid fineness detection, Measurement range 0~ 100μm, accuracy +/- 2 microns, wear-resistant and anti-corrosion stainless steel material, suitable for a variety of material fineness determination.

$ 1086.00

Made of Swiss 1.2805 tool steel, Abrasion Resistance and corrosion resistance are excellent; the accuracy reaches +/- 2 microns, the groove width is 37mm, and the graded slope design is easy to quickly read the fineness value.

$ 1323.00

Groove width 37mm, accuracy +/- 2 microns, hardened stainless steel material, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, graded slope design supports micron and Hegman units, suitable for rapid fineness detection.

$ 1273.00

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

Tool steel hardened and polished, accuracy +/- 2μm, range 0-250μm, ergonomic design for easy holding, suitable for particle size and fineness of grinding inspection.

$ 1531.00

Tool steel hardened and polished, accuracy +/- 2μm, range 0-100μm, suitable for particle size and fineness of grinding inspection, ergonomic design for easy grip.

$ 1157.00

Made of stainless steel, the groove width is 12mm, Graduation 1.5μm, with a single groove design, suitable for fineness measurement in the range of 0-15 microns.

$ 296.00

Using single-channe design, the measuring range is 0-25μm, Graduation is 5μm, and the plane straightness of the scraper is 0.003mm. It can accurately detect the fineness of pigment particles, and the operation is simple and fast.

$ 125.00

The double-channel design allows for two parallel tests and is made of Hardness 52 +/- 2HRC wear-resistant alloy steel with a groove size of 140 x 12.5mm to ensure Measurement accuracy and service life.

$ 194.00

Double groove structure can be measured twice at the same time, the range is 0-50 μm, Graduation 2.5 μm, using Hardness 52 +/- 2HRC wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant alloy steel to ensure long-term use accuracy and stability.

$ 194.00

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