Thin Film Sample Preparator

The film applicator forms a uniform thin layer on a substrate through blade coating or spin coating, simulating the practical application state of coatings, inks, and other materials. This equipment is used in laboratories to test the optical, mechanical, and surface properties of materials, making it suitable for quality control and research and development in industries such as coatings and plastics.
Selection
When selecting a film applicator, consider the coating thickness range and substrate compatibility. Pay attention to the blade material and flatness to ensure uniform film formation. Choose a manual or automatic model based on the sample viscosity, verify that the device dimensions meet the experimental space requirements, and confirm the ease of cleaning and maintenance.

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Instruments

Travel 0-1.25 mm, measurement error +/- 1HAM, suitable for thin rubber samples with a thickness of 1.5mm or more. Sensitivity is high, and it needs to be used with a constant load measuring rack to ensure Precision.

$ 921.00

Using formed pRoduction process, wet film thickness 0 μ m, film accuracy of 1 μ m, special groove structure to ensure uniform Spreader and easy to clean.

$ 120.00

Using oil Bath heating medium, Temperature range from room temperature to 200 ℃, temperature control accuracy +/- 0.5 ℃, equipped with sample clamping grid to ensure temperature stability, suitable for various film thermal cissing rate tests.

$ 1510.00

Suitable for thin samples with a thickness of less than 6mm, featuring multiple testing modes such as real-time, peak, automatic timing, and average value. It can be connected to a computer for data management and curve analysis.

$ 896.00

Using extrusion process and chrome plating surface, the wet film thickness can be as low as 1.5 μ m, and the groove design is wide to improve the Coating Weight, which solves the problem of traditional steel wire loosening and cleaning difficulties, and realizes stable ultra-thin Spreader.

$ 477.00

The wet film thickness can be as low as 1.5μm to achieve ultra-thin Spreader; the bottom of the groove is wider, and the Coating Weight is larger; the extrusion process is adopted to avoid the problem of loose wire and broken wire, and it is easy to clean.

$ 477.00

The special cold extrusion process is used to make a continuous groove structure, without the risk of broken wire, the film thickness is 0μm, the diaMeter is 10mm, the application width is 250mm, and the force is uniform to reduce the error.

$ 157.00

Echo-echo technology implementation of 0.15mm ultra-thin part measurement, resolution of 0.001mm, can penetrate 0.5mm coating measurement substrate Film thickness, support sound speed calibrated and difference mode settings.

$ 1655.00

Using a formed pRoduction process, the film Film thickness is as thin as 4.6μm, the accuracy is up to 0.1 micron, and the effective Spreader width is 30cm. It can be used with an automatic Film Applicator and has the advantage of continuous wire.

$ 186.00

Linear dispersion surface is formed by cold extrusion processing technology, no risk of wire loosening, wet film thickness 50 μ m, can achieve ultra-thin film Spreader, smooth surface and easy to clean.

$ 267.00

Wet film thickness can be as low as 1.5μm, support ultra-thin Spreader; use extrusion process and chrome plating surface to reduce clogging and disconnection problems, groove design to optimize Coating Weight, adapt to a variety of substrate needs.

$ 477.00

The continuous groove structure is made by extrusion process, the thickness of Spreader is 0 μ m, the total length is 400mm and the application width is 300mm. 304 stainless steel is easy to clean.

$ 178.00

Spreader formed process ensures uniform, wet film thickness of only 1.5μm, to achieve ultra-thin film; stainless steel material is durable and easy to clean, suitable for precision Spreader applications.

$ 157.00

Linear dispersion formed by cold extrusion processing technology, no risk of wire loosening, Spreader 2 μ m ultra-thin film, smooth surface easy to clean, wet film thickness 100 μ m, diaMeter 16mm to meet the needs of precision Spreader.

$ 477.00

Linear dispersion of the surface is processed by cold extrusion technology, no risk of steel wire loosening and breaking, wet film thickness 80 µm, diaMeter 16mm, easy to clean and ultra-thin film Spreader.

$ 477.00

Articles

Comparison of Single-Column and Dual-Column Tensile Testing Machines in Plastic Film Testing Selection
This article introduces the differences between single-column and dual-column tensile testing machines in plastic film testing.
Using a spray coater to achieve the preparation of functionally graded films.
This paper introduces a method for preparing functionally gradient films using a spray coating machine.
Vacuum adsorption coating machine solves the flatness challenge in the transfer of ultra-thin graphene films.
The vacuum adsorption coating machine transfers graphene films smoothly onto target substrates through controlled negative pressure, solving issues such as wrinkling, tearing, and contamination often encountered with traditional methods.
Electronic Tensile Testing Machine Measures the Right-Angle Tear Strength of Films
This article explains how to measure the right-angle tear strength of films using an electronic tensile testing machine. During the test, a film specimen with a right-angle notch is first clamped onto the testing machine and stretched at a constant speed. The machine records the changes in force during the tearing process.
Friction coefficient meter adjusts the control of film slip agent addition.
This article introduces how to use a coefficient of friction meter to adjust the amount of slip agent added in film production.
Thermal shock test chamber measures the thermal shock resistance of polymer films.
This article introduces how to test the thermal shock resistance of polymer films using a thermal shock test chamber. The test involves rapidly switching the film between high and low temperatures to simulate the drastic temperature changes that may occur in actual use, thereby generating thermal stress within the material.
Four-probe resistivity tester measures the sheet resistance of conductive polymer films.
This article introduces the method of measuring the sheet resistance of conductive polymer films using a four-probe resistivity tester. Sheet resistance is an important parameter for evaluating the conductivity of films.
Tensile testing machine measures the bending fatigue life of flexible OLED films.
This article introduces a method for testing the bending fatigue life of flexible OLED films using a tensile testing machine. The test simulates repeated bending to evaluate the accumulation of damage in the film under cyclic stress, and monitors performance changes to determine the failure point.
Thermal Shock Test Chamber Measures Film's Temperature Change Resistance
The thermal shock test chamber creates thermal stress inside the film by rapidly switching between high and low temperature environments, testing its resistance to temperature changes. During the test, key parameters such as temperature range and dwell time need to be set, and the film is observed for issues such as cracking or performance degradation.
High-temperature aging chamber for testing thermal-oxidative aging of plastic films.
This article introduces the method of testing the thermo-oxidative aging of plastic films using a high-temperature aging chamber. Thermo-oxidative aging refers to the chemical changes that occur in plastics under high temperature and oxygen exposure, leading to a decline in performance.
Xenon lamp aging test chamber for testing film weather resistance.
This article introduces how a xenon lamp weathering test chamber tests the weatherability of films. It uses a xenon lamp to simulate sunlight and controls conditions such as temperature and humidity to accelerate the aging process of the film, thereby evaluating its performance changes in outdoor environments.
Colorimeter controls batch color difference in plastic and rubber films.
This article primarily discusses how to use a colorimeter to control color differences in the production of plastic and rubber films. It explains the working principle of the colorimeter, which involves converting colors into numerical values represented by L, a, and b values, and then calculating the color difference.
Transmittance Tester Measures the Clarity of Optical Films
This article introduces how to use a transmittance tester to measure the clarity of optical films. Clarity refers to the fidelity of imaging after light passes through the film. The tester is based on the principle of light transmission, calculating the clarity value using a formula by measuring the intensity of parallel transmitted light and scattered light.
Haze meter measures light transmission and scattering in agricultural film.
This article introduces how a haze meter measures the light transmittance and the proportion of scattered light in agricultural films. Haze is the percentage of scattered light in the total transmitted light, while light transmittance is the ratio of transmitted light to incident light.
Thermogravimetric Analyzer Measures Thermal Stability of Plastic Films
This article introduces how to test the thermal stability of plastic films using a thermogravimetric analyzer. It first explains the fundamental principle of the instrument, which assesses the thermal properties of materials by measuring changes in sample mass as a function of temperature.