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MODERNER QFH 2mm (5-slot) Cross Hatch Cutter for organic coatings cross-cut adhesion determination

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The number of teeth is 6, the distance between the teeth is 2mm, the material of the instrument is plastic, the application standard ISO 2409, and the number of blades is 3.
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Moderner QFH 2mm (5 slots) Cross Hatch CutterSPEC

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SKU
NB000724
Number of teeth
6 teeth
Tooth spacing
2mm
Instrument material
plastic
Application standard
ISO 2409
Number of blades
3
QFH 2mm (5 slots)
Cross Hatch Cutter
The number of teeth is 6, the distance between the teeth is 2mm, the material of the instrument is plastic, the application standard ISO 2409, and the number of blades is 3.
MODERNER QFH 2mm (5-slot) Cross Hatch Cutter for organic coatings cross-cut adhesion determination Picture

Introduction

QFH paint film scratcher is designed and manufactured according to ISO2409 standard. It is mainly suitable for the determination of the cross-hatch adhesion of organic coatings, not only for laboratories, but also for construction sites under various conditions.

Principle and Application

The paint film scratcher cuts and penetrates the coating according to the lattice pattern, and the completed pattern is classified into six grades to evaluate the resistance of the coating to separation from the substrate.

The paint film scratcher has multi-blade cutting knives (1mm, 2mm, 3mm) with three specifications of spacing, which can be selected according to different test conditions. The multi-blade cutting knife with 1mm spacing is suitable for test pieces with coating film thickness <60m, the cutting knife with 2mm spacing is suitable for test pieces with coating film thickness of 60~100μm, and the cutting knife with 3mm spacing is suitable for coating film thickness 60 ~150 μm test piece. The test piece should be made of glass, tinplate, aluminum, etc. as the substrate.

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test equipment

1. Soft brush (self-provided)

2. Magnifying glass (self-provided)

operation method

1) The test piece needs to be prepared according to the provisions of ISO R1514 and ISO 2808.

2) Place the test piece on a flat plate with sufficient hardness.

3) Hold the handle of the scratcher so that the multi-edged cutting knife is perpendicular to the plane of the test plate.

4) Use uniform pressure, steady and non-vibrating technique to cut at a cutting speed of 20-50mm/s.

5) Rotate the test piece by 90°, and repeat the above operation on the incision made to form a lattice pattern.

6) Use a soft brush to gently reciprocate 5 times along the two diagonal directions of the grid pattern.

7) The test is to be completed on at least three different positions of the test piece. If the test results of the three positions are different, the test shall be repeated on more than three positions, and all the results shall be recorded at the same time.

Precautions

 1. All cuts should penetrate the coating, but the cut into the substrate should not be too deep.

 2. If the coating is too thick and too hard to penetrate the substrate, the test is invalid, but it should be stated in the test report.

 3. In special cases, it must be determined with the adhesive tape method. The adhesive tape is generally 25mm wide and translucent adhesive tape is pasted on the entire scribing board, and then torn off at the smallest angle. The result can be obtained according to the ratio of the peeling area of the paint film surface.

 4. The test should be carried out at a temperature of 23°C±2°C and a Relative Humidity of 50±5%.

Determination of level  

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0The edges of the cut are perfectly smooth with not a single square falling off.

1There is a little flake separation in the coating at the cut intersection, and the cross-hatched area is obviously affected by no more than 5%.

2Mouth edges or intersections were markedly more than 5% off, but not more than 15% affected.

3Part or all of the coating peels off in large fragments along the cutting edge, or partially or completely peels off on different parts of the grid, obviously greater than 15%, but the impact is obviously not greater than 35%.

4Large pieces of coating peel off along the cut edge, or some squares partly or completely fall off, obviously greater than 35%, but obviously not more than 65% affected.

5Severe flaking greater than category 4.


Note: A magnifying glass can be used for visual inspection. 

Maintenance and Storage

1. After the test, the paint film crosser should be wiped clean and put into the paint film crosser box, and placed in a dry place.

2. The paint film scratcher has four blades for use. When the blade is not sharp, the boat nut can be unscrewed, the bolt can be pulled out, and the blade can be replaced.

3. If the blades on all sides are not sharp, the paint film scratcher can be repaired.

FAQ
QAre all Cross Hatch Cutters available for testing in the ISO 2409 standard?
A Not necessarily, but this QFH 2mm (5-slot) Cross Hatch Cutter can be considered.
QCan this QFH binding force scribe be used to measure adhesion after chemical conversion film painting?
A Yes, take Coated steel as an example, use a scratcher to measure the adhesion on the sample after the water resistance test, and depart from the observation film peeling level through the tape.
QThe knife head of this scratcher has four sides, is the spacing between the knife teeth the same?
A Hello, the four knife faces of this QFH scratcher are the same, the number of knife teeth is 6, and the distance between the knife teeth is 2mm.
QHow to determine which level of the product is suitable for the grid experiment?
A Please refer to the adhesion knowledge section provided by NBchao/k29 for details.
QCan gadgets be used to test the fastness of wood coatings?
A QFH scratcher is used to determine the adhesion performance of films with film thickness below 250um on the surface of wood products to the substrate, or the fastness between the bottom and topcoat layers. Thank you for your consultation.
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