Quantitative Paper Cutter

The quantitative paper cutter uses mechanical levers and precision blades to cut paper into fixed areas. It is used in laboratories to measure the mass per unit area of paper, working in conjunction with a balance to calculate the paper's grammage. It is employed in the preparation of samples for papermaking and packaging material testing.

Instruments

The sampling size of the equipment is 300 * 320mm, and the parallelism of the incision is less than or equal to 0.1mm. It can accurately detect the mechanical properties such as paper tension resistance, elongation and fracture length, and meets the requirements of many national standards.

$ 211.00

The sampling area is 100mm ² and the error is controlled within +/- 0.35cm ², which can handle 0.1~ 1.2mm Film thickness materials. The circular sampling design is used to ensure the standard of the sample, and the operation is simple and the results are reliable.

$ 417.00

Fixed cut 15mm wide sample, sampling width error +/- 0.1mm, parallelism on both sides ≤ 0.1mm, suitable for a variety of paper test items.

$ 315.00

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

The stamping design can cut the 15mm width sample, the parallelism of the two sides of the sampling is less than or equal to 0.025mm, and the width error is +/- 0.1mm, which meets the accurate sampling requirements of various physical performance tests of paper and Cardboard.

$ 1153.00

Equipped with 6 teeth 2mm pitch stainless steel cutter head, adjustable cutter head angle, suitable for 61-120μm film thickness test, with nylon brush and 2.5x magnifying glass, to meet a variety of international standards.

$ 1009.00

Made of stainless steel, the cutter tooth spacing is 1mm, with a total of 11 teeth, ensuring uniform cutting and durability. It is suitable for precision paint film testing.

$ 154.00

Special No. 10 steel high temperature quenching knife edge, smooth cutting without burrs; one-piece casting structure is sturdy and durable; sampling area 100cm ², error +/- 0.35cm ², suitable for 0.1~ 1.2mm Film thickness material.

$ 551.00

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

The sampling size range is up to 300 * 260mm, the sampling accuracy is as high as +/- 0.10mm, and the notch parallelism is less than or equal to 0.1mm. It is easy to operate and suitable for a variety of thickness materials.

$ 160.00

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 special No. 10 steel knife edge is used to ensure durability, the punching sample is smooth without burrs, the integrated casting structure is sturdy and not deformed, the sampling area is 100cm2, and the sampling Film thickness range is 0.01-1 mm.

$ 551.00

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

Articles

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Quantitative Measurement of Carbon Black Content in Rubber by Thermogravimetric Analyzer
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Karl Fischer Moisture Analyzer for Determining Moisture Content in Coatings
This article introduces a method for determining the moisture content in coatings using a Karl Fischer moisture titrator. It is based on the quantitative reaction of reagents such as iodine and sulfur dioxide with water, and calculates the moisture content by measuring the amount of reagent consumed during titration.
Pull-off Adhesion Tester for Quantitative Measurement of Varnish Adhesion.
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Derivation and Validation of the Quantitative Relationship between Wire Diameter and Wet Film Thickness in Wire Wound Coating Bars
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Karl Fischer Moisture Analyzer for Determining Water Content in Coatings
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Atomic Absorption Spectrometer for Determining Heavy Metal Content in Coatings
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Karl Fischer Moisture Titrator for Determining Solvent Moisture
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