Single Groove Stainless Steel Fineness Gage, Grindometer Gauge Gauge Single-Channel Grind Fineness Gauge(0-50um)

It is used to measure the size and dispersion degree of pigments and impurities in paints, paints, inks and other liquids and slurry,so as to control the quality of dispersed products in production, storage and application.Operation method：1.Pour the test material into the bottom of the Grind fineness Gauge Gage.2.Select the appropriate angle of the doctor blade and press it longitudinally to the fineness plate at a steady speed.3.Sufficient downward pressure should be applied on the blade to clean the surface of abrasive particles while filling the groove with particles.4. By observing the fineness plate, write down the determined grinding fineness immediately.5. When the material in the groove shows significant spots again, note the scale number of particles between 5 and 10 in the 3mm wide groove.6. Clean the fineness plate immediately after using.Parameters:1.Block size: 155*50*13mm2.Groove size: 13*12025um 1:400050um 1:2000100um 1:1000150um 1.5:10003.Scale Value:5um4.Scraper size:68*40*6mm5.Currency:(1) Scraper plane straightness:0.002mm(2)Groove plane straightness:0.003mmmm(3):Scrape edge plane straightness:0.002mmThis product can provide electronic invoices.

• 【INDEX VALUE 5μm】Single groove grindometer: 25um,50um,100um,150um, Scale in microns (μm), the accuracy of fineness plate grooves is ± 1μm.
• 【READING】Drop some samples on the deeper groove gauge, then 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.
• 【READING UNIT: μm】Various specifications are available to meet your different needs.
• 【HOW TO CHOOSE GRINDOMETER】Choose a grind gauge 5-10um higher than the fineness range you measured. Single groove means only one scraper groove.
• 【NOT ONLY FOR PAINT】Paint grind 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.