Particle Abrasion Machine

The particle abrasion machine simulates the actual wear process by rotating the container to cause friction between the sample and the abrasive material. It is used to test the surface wear resistance of materials such as coatings and plastics, and to evaluate product durability in quality control processes.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching the sample size with the fixture specifications, choose the corresponding abrasive grit size based on the material hardness, ensure the speed range covers the requirements of the testing standards, and note that the equipment must have stable speed control and counting functions.

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Instruments

Using reciprocating motion to simulate transportation abrasion, Friction Frequency 0~ 2.5Hz adjustable, Test Travel 12.7~ 50.8mm, support continuous test 0~ 24 hours, suitable for a variety of can sizes and pressure conditions.

$ 102337.00

Measurement range 0.5-3000 μm, maximum resolution 0.1μm, support more than 30 image analysis functions, Particle size distribution and morphology analysis.

$ 5237.00

The image method is used to analyze the particle morphology and particle size, the test range is 1~ 3500 μ m, the system magnification is 4000 times, the automatic segmentation success rate exceeds 93%, and paraMeters such as length-diaMeter ratio and sphericity can be counted.

$ 5366.00

Can test inks multi-directional adhesion at the same time, Friction Frequency 43cpm, Friction Load 2lb/4lb, Abrasion Resistance evaluation by measurement density or Coating thickness reduction, support 0-99999 automatic shutdown.

$ 832.00

Scruf Travel 20-300mm adjustable, speed range 1-60cpm, equipped with TFT full color display and intelligent Operating interface, supports manual testing and is compatible with a variety of standard accessories, suitable for coating Abrasion Resistance evaluation.

$ 12766.00

100L/min Sampling flow rate and six particle size channel detection, equipped with long life laser Illuminant and imported air pump, support Touchscreen operation and USB data export function.

$ 10578.00

Using 50L/min Sampling flow rate and six particle size channel synchronous detection, equipped with semiconductor laser Illuminant and Touchscreen control, built-in thermal printer supports real-time data output, Continuous Operating Time up to 5 hours.

$ 8461.00

Adopt reciprocating friction method, Friction Frequency 0~ 2.5Hz, Test Travel 12.7~ 50.8mm, can simulate coating abrasion during transportation, support continuous test 0~ 24 hours.

$ 102337.00

The image method is used for particle morphology analysis, the measurement range is 0.1~ 3000μm, the total magnification is 8000 times, and the automatic segmentation and measurement of various geometric paraMeters are supported, and the operation is efficient.

$ 8949.00

The image method is used for particle morphology analysis, the measurement range is 0.1~ 3000 μ m, the total magnification is 8000 times, and it has the functions of automatic segmentation and measurement of various geometric paraMeters.

$ 12176.00

Image segmentation technology is used to process overlapping dust and maintain particle prototype; Measurement range is 0.1~ 3000μm, repeatability error ≤ +/- 1%; support custom particle size classification and various image processing methods.

$ 9998.00

Measurement range 0~ 1250μm, suitable for LEEB220 and LEEB222 Coating thickness Gauge, Abrasion Resistance is good, suitable for a variety of nonmagnetic Coating thickness detection.

$ 157.00

With four adjustable friction Frequency 21/43/85/106cpm, friction load 20N, support linear reciprocating friction movement, power-off memory function to ensure that paraMeters are not lost, effective analysis of coating adhesion and wear resistance performance.

$ 1447.00

Using light scattering principle to detect 0.3-10 μ m particle size, Sampling flow rate 28.3L/min, built-in lithium battery supports 6 hours of work, can directly save data to U disk, equipped with thermal printer for on-site output.

$ 3922.00

With six-channel particle size detection and 2.83L/min Sampling flow rate, using laser Illuminant life of over 30,000 hours, support UCL calculation and Built-in Printer, AC-DC dual-use can work continuously for more than 6 hours.

$ 848.00

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