Ink scraping sample adhesive stick

The ink drawdown bar forms a uniform ink layer on paper through manual scraping, simulating the printing process. It is used to detect ink color, opacity, and leveling properties, and to control product quality in printing plants and ink laboratories.
Selection
When selecting, consider the diameter of the applicator rod corresponding to the ink film thickness, commonly 1.0-1.5 mil. Metal materials ensure flatness, and rubber scraper heads must be free from defects. Match the size according to test standards and avoid compression deformation during storage.

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Instruments

Using 160 * 280mm size, with wire Rod scraping ink to ensure that the film is flat, Glass table is conducive to operation and observation effect.

$ 112.00

The instrument uses 241 +/- 6mm tire uniform rolling detection, wet film thickness 200um +/- 20um, every 30 seconds, repeability test, accurate determination of non-stick tire drying time, suitable for marking Coating quality control.

$ 231.00

The equipment adopts scraping method, coating speed 1~ 10m/min, thickness range 0.005-3mm, equipped with automatic deviation correction and tension control to ensure uniform and stable Spreader.

$ 24279.00

Using 15.5cm/min ink wiping speed, equipped with 0.1mm ink coating platen, the test process is precisely controlled by 4.3 inch Touchscreen, which can accurately determine the absorption capacity of the material to the inks vehicle.

$ 2784.00

Suitable for a variety of Corrugated Board adhesive strength test, equipped with different specifications of steel needles, needle diaMeter range 1.0-3 mm, support A, B, C, E corrugated test, sample size 25 × 80mm.

$ 222.00

Can cut 25 * 100mm sample, sampling error +/- 0.5mm, sampling thickness range of 18mm, fast and accurate completion of Corrugated Board Edge Crush Test and adhesive strength test sample preparation.

$ 620.00

Equipped with 140lpi, 180lpi, 200lpi anilox roller and metal engraving roller to control ink film thickness, can quickly pRoduce flexographic samples, easy to use and clean, good repRoducibility.

$ 1510.00

Using 140 wire metal anilox roller to control ink film thickness, flexographic samples can be quickly prepared, easy to use and clean, and high repRoducibility.

$ 699.00

The equipment tests the initial Tack by short contact between steel ball and adhesive tape sample at a small pressure, adjustable tilt angle 0~ 60 °, rolling ball range 1/32 inch to 1 inch, suitable for a variety of material adhesion evaluation.

$ 240.00

Using 100 wire metal anilox roller to control ink film thickness, it can quickly prepare flexographic samples, easy to operate and clean, and good repRoducibility.

$ 699.00

Automatic ink running stability, ink time and speed can be set, printing pressure 0~ 2mm adjustable, provide low, medium and high three printing speed, each time can be proofed 4 colors to facilitate Color contrast.

$ 3430.00

The ink wiping speed of the instrument is 15.5 +/- 25px/min, the ink absorption time is 120 +/- 5s, and the 4.3 color Touchscreen control can accurately evaluate the acceptance of inks and the absorption capacity of the vehicle.

$ 4342.00

Using 400 wire metal anilox roller to control the ink film thickness, flexographic samples can be quickly prepared, easy to use and clean, and the repRoducibility is very similar to that of conventional flexographic printing.

$ 699.00

The device can precisely control the film thickness of the ink layer of the color strip, and the ink injection amount is 0.0012g, which is used for ink contrast and color concentration detection.

$ 173.00

The ink wiping speed is 15.5cm/min, the opening area of the ink coating platen is 20cm ², and the ink absorption time is 120s. The test process is automatically controlled to accurately determine the absorption capacity and penetration performance of the paper to inks.

$ 4124.00

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