Plating Cross-Hatch Cutter

The coating cross-cut tester uses a blade to create a grid pattern on the coating surface, which is then covered with adhesive tape and peeled off to observe the degree of coating detachment. It is used to evaluate the adhesion strength between the coating and the substrate and is commonly employed in quality inspections for surface treatments on metals, plastics, and other materials.

Instruments

Multi-blade design is equipped with 6 cutter teeth, 1.5mm equal spacing arrangement, suitable for 50~ 125μm film thickness environment testing, to ensure cross-cutting accuracy in line with international standards.

$ 855.00

Equipped with 1mm and 2mm cutter head spacing, the number of cutter teeth is 11, which can meet the needs of different paint film thickness testing, easy to operate and in line with international standards.

$ 186.00

The number of teeth is 11, the spacing is 1mm, and the single-sided simple cutter head design can be used for cross-cutting experiments. Standard two cutter heads are provided for easy operation.

$ 186.00

11 tooth cutter design, 2mm pitch, single-sided simple cutter head, can carry out cross-cut experiment, test coating adhesion, in line with a number of international standards.

$ 186.00

Made of carbide steel, the number of teeth is 11, and the tooth spacing is 1mm to ensure accurate and even cross-cutting. The winger design improves cutting effect and durability.

$ 81.00

The number of teeth 6, spacing 3mm, using circumferential multi-faceted cutter surface design, long service life, suitable for film thickness greater than 120 μ m hard substrate test cross-cut.

$ 186.00

Adopting 6 cutter face circumference multi-face cutter tooth structure, the service life is significantly improved. The cutter tooth spacing is 1mm, which is suitable for the testing requirements of solid substrates with film thickness below 60μm.

$ 186.00

Adopting 6 cutter face circumference multi-face cutter tooth design, the service life is significantly extended; the number of cutter teeth is 11, and the spacing is 2mm, which is suitable for hard substrate testing in the range of 60-120μm film thickness.

$ 186.00

The number of teeth is 6 teeth, the spacing is 2mm, and the multi-cutter surface circumference and multi-faceted design is adopted, which has a long service life and is suitable for 60 to 120μm hard substrate samples.

$ 186.00

11 teeth blade design, 1.5mm isometric cutting, equipped with automatic adjustment of the blade holder to ensure pressure Balance, circular cutter with eight incisions, suitable for 50-125μm film thickness environment test.

$ 947.00

Tooth pitch of 1mm, 6 teeth design, can accurately draw 25 squares, suitable for 0-60 µm film thickness of strong substrate testing, in line with international standards.

$ 186.00

Made of stainless steel, with 6 precision teeth, the spacing is accurate to 1mm, and the cutting edge is kept sharp to ensure the accuracy and Repeatability of the paint film test.

$ 154.00

Wedge cutting method for direct measurement Coating thickness, equipped with 50 times magnification Microscope can read 1/100 grid accuracy, support multi-layer coating system delamination measurement, weight only 400 grams for on-site operation.

$ 1526.00

Made of stainless steel, with 6 cutter teeth, the cutter tooth spacing is 2mm, which can provide a uniform cutting effect and is suitable for paint film adhesion testing.

$ 154.00

Made of stainless steel, with 6 cutter tooth designs, with a cutter tooth spacing of 3mm, strong durability and stable cutting effect, suitable for accurate paint film testing requirements.

$ 154.00

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