Ink wet film comb

The wet film comb is a toothed metal strip with teeth of varying heights. After applying ink, the uncovered teeth are observed, and the corresponding tooth height indicates the wet film thickness. It is used for rapid measurement of ink coating thickness during printing to control print quality.
Selection
Select the tooth height span based on the common ink thickness range, and the metal material must be corrosion-resistant. The tooth shape should be regular without burrs, and the minimum scale should meet the measurement accuracy. Consider portability and standard adaptability, and make the selection by comparing the requirements of actual application scenarios.

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Instruments

Made of stainless steel, the thickness is only 1.5mm, the range is 20~ 200μm, Division 20μm, the card design is convenient for quick measurement of wet-film Coating thickness on site.

$ 119.00

Polygonal structure design, range 25~ 2032µm, in line with GB/T1764-79, GB/T134522-92, ISO 2808-74 standards, suitable for Paints, varnish and other Coating wet film thickness measurement.

$ 106.00

Made of precision stainless steel, with a range of 50 to 950 μm, the 10-step tooth design can accurately measure wet film thickness, ensure painting mass and avoid material waste.

$ 109.00

The stainless steel material is durable, the range is 10~ 100μm Division 10μm, the unilateral design is convenient for vertical pressing into the wet-film measurement, and the number of teeth 10 can accurately read the thickness value between the infiltrated and uninfiltrated teeth.

$ 109.00

Made of stainless steel, durable and repeatability; range 20~ 200μm, Division 20μm, step number of teeth 10, unilateral design is convenient for vertical pressing into wet-film measurement, in line with international standards.

$ 109.00

Made of stainless steel, the range is 10~ 100μm, Division 10μm, Dimension 65 * 36 * 1.5mm, suitable for Paints, varnish and other Coating Coating thickness measurement.

$ 119.00

Range 250~ 700 microns, Division 45 microns, made of stainless steel, Dimension 65 * 43 * 1.5 mm, suitable for on-site construction environment.

$ 119.00

Using hexagonal aluminum alloy structure, Measurement range 25~ 3000um, Division 25~ 200um, Coating thickness can be measured immediately after construction, in line with GB/T1764 and other standards.

$ 102.00

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

Using 100LPI line number and quadrilateral pyramid hole structure, the transfer uniformity of inks is precisely regulated through hole shape and line number, which affects the wet film thickness and ensures the stability of ink supply.

$ 167.00

It can simultaneously print color bars of different Colors or Ink Film thickness, detect inks Hue and Gloss, uniform ink time can be adjusted from 1 to 800 seconds, support dry and wet ink discoloration analysis and abrasion resistance testing.

$ 4367.00

Adopting a quadrilateral structure made of aluminum alloy, with a range of 25 to 2032 µm and a Graduation of 25 μm, it can be quickly placed vertically on the coating surface to measure the thickness immediately, meeting a number of international measurement standards.

$ 114.00

Stainless steel material is sturdy and durable, with a range of 50-950 microns, Division 50 and 100 microns, and a compact shape of only 65 * 43 * 1.5mm, suitable for rapid measurement of wet film thickness on site.

$ 119.00

The polygonal design is easy to operate, with a range of 25 to 2032 µm, covering 36 thickness scales, conforming to GB/T1764-79 and other standards, suitable for rapid measurement in a variety of Coatings.

$ 106.00

Wet film thickness 137.2 μm, coating width 300 mm. The wire-wound structure enables the preparation of uniform coatings on both flat and easily raised substrates, while the two-end hand grip design facilitates even force distribution during operation.

$ 167.00

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