BAOSHISHAN Grindometer Fineness Gauge Fineness of Grind ISO Standard Two Channels (0-25um)

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BAOSHISHAN Grindometer Fineness Gauge Fineness of Features

• Two Channels 0-25um

• [USING AND READING]--Put some particles on the deeper groove, then use scraper to scrape them from deeper to low groove. Immediately (not over 5 seconds) observe the tick mark of grain visible in the channel, this numerical value is the fineness.

• [HOW TO CHOOSE GRINDOMETER]--Choose a fineness gauge 5-10um higher than the product fineness range you measured. Single groove means only only one scraper groove, double grooves refer to two scraping grooves, which are convenient for comparison.

• [NOT ONLY FOR PAINT]--Fineness gauge can measure not only the fineness of paint, but also the fineness of coatings, pigments, raw materials, plastics, printing ink and so on. In chocolate, ceramics, paper, medicine, food and other industries, it is also possible to use single groove grinding fineness design for fineness detection.

About BAOSHISHAN Grindometer Fineness Gauge Fineness Of

please note : we have three kinds of Fineness gauge: PU-2420\0-25 um、PU-2421\0-50 um、 PU-2422\0-100um. Please tell us which one you need . The price is for one piece. From the research laboratory coatings and inks, to test the production process, in order to obtain reliable and reproducible recipe a critical measurement technique is material particles (including paint or other similar material) for fast and accurate size measurements. We are very strict production standards, ensuring the production of all fineness board can maintain high quality and high accuracy to achieve and meet a variety of industries involved in the grinding process, especially in the wet powder paints, varnishes, printing inks and cosmetics industries requirements. Single Fineness gauge, with a spatula, stainless steel by forging (4Cr13) is made with a certain slope of the groove. Scale in microns (um), Hagemeyer (Hegman), mil (MILS), the accuracy of fineness plate grooves ± 1μm. M expressed by the degree of dispersion, as the particle size becomes smaller, the value of the gradual change in fineness. Correspondence between micron, mil and Hagemeyer as follows: 1 mil = 25.4 um, 1 um = 0.001 mm 0 Hegman = 4 mil, 100 um 4 Hegman = 2 mil, 50 um 8 Hegman = 0 mil, 0 um Hagemeyer (Hegman) is usually represented by a capital "H".