ASTM D4752 involves rubbing the surface of a baked film with cheesecloth soaked with MEK until failure or breakthrough of the film occurs. The type of cheesecloth, the stroke distance, the stroke rate, and approximate applied pressure of the rub are specified. The rubs are counted as a double rub (one rub forward and one rub backward constitutes a double rub).
The test is used widely in the paint industry because it provides a quick relative estimation of degree of cure without having to wait for long-term exposure results. It has been reported that the tests of two-component zinc-rich primers has shown good correlation with the cure of the primer as determined by diffuse reflectance infrared spectroscopy.
¡ô Wide voltage range design£¨110-220V£»50/60Hz£©, good compatibility
¡ô Adjustable variable speed£º5~95 c.p.m
¡ô Micro-computer control, LCD displays data and set parameters.
¡ô Parameters set freely and permanently storage.
¡ô Glass work platform is easy to clean
¡ö Rubbing weight£º1000±10 g
¡ö Motor Power£º60W 220V 50Hz
¡ö Rubbing speed£º5-95/min£¨stepless speed regulation£©
¡ö Rubbing head diameter£º 14±0.5 mm £¨area is 1.5 cm2£©
¡ö Rubbing Distance£º120mm £¨also can be customized£©
¡ö Rubbing times£º 0~9,999
¡ö Overall Size£º270mm×310mm×340mm£¨L×W×H£©
¡ö Net Weight£º15KG
¡ö Ordering Information£ºBGD 521---Solvent Rub Resistance Tester