Description:Ensure the quality and consistency of your dispersed products with our Double Groove Grindometer Fineness Meter. Made from high-quality stainless steel and Cr12 molybdenum vanadium, this grind gauge is essential for testing the fineness of pigments, impurities, and particles in coatings, paints, inks, and more.Technical Parameters:Standards: Complies with GB/T1724-89Range: 0-25, 0-50, 0-100Minimum Division Value: (2.5, 5, 10) mmStructure Size: QXD scraper 155 x 50 x 12 mmMaterial: Cr12 molybdenum vanadium / stainless steelProduct Introduction:The fineness meter is designed for testing the fineness of dispersed products during production, storage, and application. It is widely used in various industries, including:PaintsPlasticsInksPaperCeramicsMedicineFoodPurpose:The fineness dispersion meter helps determine the size and degree of dispersion of pigment and impurity particles in liquid and slurry samples. By accurately measuring particle size, it ensures product quality in the production, storage, and use of various materials.Operation Method:Follow these guidelines based on British Standard BS3900C6, International Standard ISO1524, ASTM-D 1210, and other domestic standards:Preparation: Ensure the abrasive particles are clean and dry. Place the test material at the bottom of the groove on the flat surface.Testing: Hold the scraper blade at a right angle and apply vertical pressure. Smoothly draw the blade across the grindometer surface to evenly distribute the particles and fill the groove.Reading: The depth of the abrasive particles in the groove indicates the fineness of the dispersion.Package Includes:1 x Double Groove Grindometer Fineness Meter1 x Stainless Steel ScraperAdditional Information:This double groove grindometer is an essential tool for industries that require precise particle size measurement and quality control. Its robust construction and adherence to international standards make it reliable and durable for various applications. Order now and ensure the highest quality in your production processes!