Select a thumbnail to change viewWet Abrasion Scrub Tester
The NT 527 Wet Abrasion Scrub Tester is our latest model. It evaluates the washability and relevant properties that govern the stain resistance of coatings. It also enables reproducible performance testing of detergents. It complies with standards including ASTM D2486, ASTM D3450, DIN EN 11330 and ISO 11998.
Features
◆ Adjustable running speed to meet requirements of various standards.
◆ 5-digit counter; the machine stops automatically once the preset cycles are reached.
◆ Compatible with multiple friction heads, complying with ASTM D2486、ASTM D 3450、DIN EN 11330、ISO 11998 and GB standards.
◆ Quick and easy to load test specimens and replace friction heads.
◆ Not affected by voltage and frequency fluctuation.
◆ Push-rod structure for stable and uniform running speed. It adopts non-belt drive structure, avoiding the trouble of frequent belt replacement of traditional pulley-belt driven machines.
◆ Double slideway design allows two tests to run simultaneously.
◆ Robust construction for long service life.
◆ Stable machine structure ensures reliable testing and excellent repeatability of test results, even at the maximum rubbing speed.
◆ Liquid is delivered to the brush via a peristaltic pump at the rear of the machine, with precise flow adjustment.
Application:
Paint coatings are prone to soiling, especially around doorways, windows, work areas and activity zones. Coated surfaces require testing for abrasion resistance against brushes, sponges and other rubbing media. The Wet Abrasion Scrub Tester creates repeatable, controlled test conditions to simulate real‑life usage and wear patterns.
Technical Specifications
■ Brush load: 450±10 g
■ Running speed: 20~95 cycles/min, continuously adjustable
■ Stroke length: 300 mm
■ Running cycles: 0~99999 cycles (freely programmable)
■ Input voltage: AC 110V/220V; 50/60Hz
■ Liquid medium bottle capacity: 1 L
■ Overall dimension: 590×577×325 mm
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