- Radiography, X-ray
- Remote Visual Inspection (RVI)
- Ultrasound and other control methods
- Eddy Current Inspection EC, ECA
- Magnetic Particle Inspection
- Penetrant Inspection (PT)
- Hardness, strength testing
- Chemical composition analyzers
- Gas detectors
- Coatings, Paints Quality inspection
- Environmental conditions, Laboratory equipment
- Temperature measuring
- Air flow, velocity
- Humidity, dewpoint
- Viscosity
- pH, Conductivity
- Density
- Laboratory supplies and equipment
- Lab components
- Caps, lids, clamps...
- Lab supplies
- Flasks
- Erlenmeyer dishes
- Reaction vessels
- Pumps and filtration
- Extraction
- Mixers
- Funnels
- Laboratory tubes
- Extraction apparatus
- Reaction flasks, vessels
- Chromatography
- Filtering
- Bottles
- Pressure
- Tubes
- Laboratory instruments
- Determination of melting temperature
- Weighing accessories
- Water, gas processes
- Sedimentation
- Histology
- Vacuum sublimation
- Burettes
- Pipettes
- Working with fluids
- Measuring flasks
- Graded Cylinders
- Pycnometers
- Cleaning, safety
- Beaker
- Evaporation vessels
- Personal protective equipment and solutions
Coatings, Paints Quality inspection
Defelsko 6000 N45S standard micro probe 45°, 0-625 µm
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Control of coating or paint quality is a crucial factor in describing the characteristics of the coating/paint and its ability to perform its functions. Important aspects for evaluation include factors such as adhesion or bonding, coating thickness, paint application properties, resistance to deformation, surface gloss properties, and more. Understanding and assessing these qualities are vital in both the manufacturing and usage stages.
Adhesion or bonding refers to the coating's ability to firmly adhere to the substrate or previous layer. This determines the longevity of the coating and its resistance to mechanical stress. A good level of adhesion ensures long-lasting durability.
Appropriate coating thickness ensures adequate protection against corrosion, scratches, and other damage, while also providing the desired aesthetic appearance. Paint thickness can also influence the coating's flexibility and resistance to deformation, requiring the selection of the right thickness based on specific usage conditions.
Paint glossiness is an important aesthetic aspect that depends on the coating's properties and paint composition. Paints can have a matte, glossy, or high-gloss surface. The choice depends on the desired design and field of application.
Overall, control of coating or paint quality is essential to ensure a durable, aesthetically pleasing, and functional protective coating that meets specific requirements and provides adequate protection against external factors. Evaluating various qualities and selecting appropriate materials are crucial in achieving the best results that meet specific needs and standards.