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Washability & Abrasion Testers
 | Improved mechanical resistance is part of today’s quality requirements. One important criterion for assessing this feature is abrasion resistance. Depending on the nature and purpose of the product, various testing methods are available.
There are testing methods are related to the “abrasion by friction” concept. Others are based on the projection of abrasive particles on to the test specimen. These techniques provide valuable information about materials and processes.
To meet industry’s growing needs for research and control, Elcometer develops, manufactures and supplies a range of instruments designed for wear resistance tests. Standardized or conventional, these tests are widely used for numerous applications. |
These robust, reliable and extremely versatile machines have been designed for testing the abrasion, wash ability, brush ability and resistance of a wide range of materials including paint, lacquers, inks, coatings, leather, wood, plastics, printed material, fabrics etc.
The Elcometer 1720 Wash ability and Abrasion tester is available with either 2 or 4 stations, each station is separated by a water-tight gasket frame, allowing up to 4 dry or wet tests at any one time.
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These robust, reliable and extremely versatile machines have been designed for testing the abrasion, washability, brushability and resistance of a wide range of materials including paint, lacquers, inks, coatings, leather, wood, plastics, printed material, fabrics etc.
The Elcometer 1720 Abrasion Tester is available with either 2 or 4 stations, each station is separated by a water-tight gasket frame, allowing up to 4 at any one time.
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Used primarily in the testing of ceramics, plastics, textiles, metals, leather, rubber and painted, lacquered and electroplated surfaces, accelerated wear test procedures have also been written into many test specifications including ASTM, ISO, TAPPI and DIN - as well as automotive manufacturing procedures around the world. The Taber® Rotary Abraser is an industry standard used in the wear and durability testing and is available with either a single test head or dual testing heads, which allows the user to test two different or identical materials simultaneously. Choose from a wide variety of abrading wheels and abraser accessories to simulate real-life wear conditions.
Features:
- Platform speeds 60 and 72rpm
- Balanced, calibrated arms and wheel mounts
- Vacuum system with precision height adjustment
- Sealed aluminium housing with membrane control panel and digital display
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Used primarily in the testing of ceramics, plastics, textiles, metals, leather, rubber and painted, lacquered and electroplated surfaces, accelerated wear test procedures have also been written into many test specifications including ASTM, ISO, TAPPI and DIN - as well as automotive manufacturing procedures around the world. The Taber® Rotary Abraser is an industry standard used in the wear and durability testing and is available with either a single test head or dual testing heads, which allows the user to test two different or identical materials simultaneously. Choose from a wide variety of abrading wheels and abraser accessories to simulate real-life wear conditions.
Features:
- Platform speeds 60 and 72rpm
- Balanced, calibrated arms and wheel mounts
- Vacuum system with precision height adjustment
- Sealed aluminium housing with membrane control panel and digital display
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Whatever your product, be it curved, round, big or small, the Linear Abraser from Taber® can test it all. Using a free floating head to follow the contours of the sample, the Taber® 5750 is the ideal abrasion tester for flat or curved surfaces. It may also be used as a scratch tool, using the scratch kit accessory.
Abrasion media, length of stroke, load and speed of stroke can all be user defined to meet specific requirements.
The Linear Abraser uses a range of Wearasers™. The size and shape of a pencil eraser, the Wearaser™ uses the same high quality Taber® abrasive media as used on the Taber® Rotary Abrasers, simulating real-life wear conditions.
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