TRUIT TR 5001/5 Single Face Cross Hatch Cutter 3mm/6 Teeth

Introduction

Adhesion cross-hatch is a tool used to evaluate the adhesion of coatings, usually used for coating quality inspection and coating process control. It evaluates the adhesion of a coating by scratching a series of grid patterns on the surface of the coating, using an appropriate tool to cover the scratched area with tape, and then quickly removing the tape.

Adhesion cross-cuts can be used for on-site testing during the coating process, or for coating research and quality control in a laboratory environment. It is an easy and fast method for evaluating the adhesion of coatings and provides qualitative or semi-quantitative information on the bond strength between coatings and substrates.

TR 5001/5 single-blade scratcher is made of wooden handle, high-quality alloy steel blade, blade spacing 3mm, number of blades 6, suitable for hard or soft substrates with a paint film thickness of 121 μm to 250 μm.

Features

• Ergonomic handshake design, easy to use

• Blades can be easily replaced

• Blade material: high quality alloy steel

• Blade top width: less than 0.05mm

• Blade angle: 30°±1°

Series

Note: The multi-blade cutting knife with 1mm spacing is suitable for hard substrates (metals) with paint film thickness < 60μm.

The multi-blade cutting knife with 2mm spacing is suitable for hard substrates with a paint film thickness of 61 μm to 120 μm or soft substrates (wood, plastic) with a thickness of <120 μm.

The multi-edged cutting knife with 3mm spacing is suitable for hard or soft substrates with a paint film thickness of 121 μm to 250 μm.

Host X1, 3M tape X1, magnifying glass X1, brush X1, hexagonal spoon X1, certificate X1, manual X1

[Note] Because the manufacturer's packaging may be updated or upgraded, the detailed packaging list shall be subject to the latest standard configuration of the manufacturer.