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The domestic (CN) QXD-500 zirconia ceramic Fineness Meter is a standard single-groove scraper Fineness Meter, with a range of 0~500μm and a groove size of 140×12.5mm.
Hardness and wear resistance: Zirconia ceramics have high hardness and wear resistance, which allows them to keep the surface flat and stable during the measurement process, thereby improving the accuracy and repeatability of the measurement.
Chemical Stability: Zirconia ceramics have good stability to many chemicals and are not susceptible to corrosion or chemical reactions, which gives them an advantage in measurements involving chemical samples.
High temperature stability: Zirconia ceramics have good stability and resistance in high-temperature environments, making them suitable for applications that require measurements at high temperatures.
Insulation properties: Zirconia ceramics have good insulation properties and can be applied in the field of electrical and electronics.
It is used to determine the corrosive material test in the fields of coatings, paint pastes, plastics, inks, paper, etc.