Adhesion Testing

Adhesion Testing
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Measuring the adhesion strength of coatings such as paint, glue, varnish etc. is necessary to ensure the coating has bonded well to the substrate and is performing satisfactory.  A variety of adhesion testing methods are available to determine how well the coating is bonding to the solid such as metal, wood, concrete and other rigid substrates.

The Cross Hatch Test Method is widely used to assess the adhesion of paint coatings and provides an instant assessment of the quality of the bond to the substrate. The cross hatch test is a visual comparison method for paint and powder coatings up to a thickness of 250µm which is fast and easy to use. The coating is cut into small squares, thereby reducing lateral bonding, and the coating adhesion assessed against ISO, ASTM or Corporate Standards. Click on one of the links below to read about the products we can offer you.

Cross Hatch Cutter Adhesion Test Kit – CC1000 Range

The Cross Cut Adhesion Test Kit CC1000 is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

The Cross Cut Adhesion Test Kit CC1000 is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

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Cross Hatch Cutter Adhesion Test Kit – CC2000 Basic Range

The Cross Hatch Adhesion Test is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

The Cross Hatch Adhesion Test is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

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Cross Hatch Cutter Adhesion Test Kit with Guide Wheel – CC3000 Range

The Cross Hatch Adhesion Test Kit CC3000 is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

The Cross Hatch Adhesion Test Kit CC3000 is used to test the adhesion of dry coats of paint on their substrate by means of a series of cuts through the coating.

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