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Cross-cut Tester 6 teeth 3mm Interchangeable High Hardness cross-cut knife with swirl/spin handle High Stability

The cross-cut Tester SP1662 and SP1692 are a single cross-cut Tester and a Cross Hatch Cutter set, respectively. Both meet the ISO2409 standard for testing 121~ 250 micron strong substrates. The handle of the cross-cut Tester can be swirled/spun to adjust the pressure.
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SKU
NB001504
Number of teeth
6 teeth
Tooth spacing
3mm
Application standard
ISO 2409
Cross-cut Tester 6 teeth 3mm Interchangeable High Hardness cross-cut knife with swirl/spin handle High Stability Picture

The SP1662 and SP1692 cross-hatch Testers are Dutch TQC CC2000 series cross-hatch Testers with 6 cutter teeth and a 3mm cutter tooth spacing, both of which comply with ISO2409 standards .The differences between SP1662 and SP1692 cross-hatch Testers:

modelSP1662SP1692
differenceScratcher, transparent plastic packaging boxScratcher, tape, brush, magnifying glass, packaging box

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QIs the price listed on the website the final cost for overseas purchases?
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QWhat should I do if the instrument I purchase needs repair?
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