Articles Tagged with ''Testing Equipment''

 For testing paints and coatings, rapid loss?on?drying methods prove to be more desirable than traditional testing methods. 

 Instrumentation developments that provide accurate data and significantly shorten analysis time are desirable and necessary. 

 Wall friction testing is an established method for quantifying the frictional interaction between a powder and a potential material of construction. 

TQC’s Hull Roughness Analyzer has been nominated by Material Performance Magazine for the Corrosion Innovation of the Year Award 2014. Material Performance Magazine is a publication of NACE International.

Rotor blades are exposed to severe environmental conditions. Rain, hail, sand, salty sea water and dirt all gather on the surfaces and lead, especially on blade-leading edges, to soiling and roughening of paint and coating systems.

 RheocalcT software provides fully automated viscosity testing from a dedicated PC when using the new DV3T touch screen rheometer and the new DV2T touch screen viscometer.  

 Designed for use on-site or in the laboratory, the Elcometer 130 Salt Contamination Meter can perform 24 tests per hour.  

 A team of coatings industry experts worked together for as many as 10 years on the testing and adoption of this standard. The methodology in this new cycle applies not only to automotive coating systems with steel and plastic substrates, but can also apply to aircraft coatings as well as coatings for other industries. 

 DV3T touch screen rheometer allows the user to control the temperature of Brookfield TC Series baths or the Brookfield Thermosel System without a PC.  

 A mercury telluride cadmium (MTC) infrared detector is now available for the Rheo­naut module, which pairs rheological analysis from the Thermo Scientific HAAKE MARS rheometer with infrared spectroscopy