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Balanced Beam Scrape
Adhesion and Mar Tester
Used to perform scrape adhesion and mar resistance (scratch hardness) tests of coatings and surfaces of various materials.
- For differentiating the degree of adhesion of coatings to
substrates - Provides relative ratings for a series of coated panels
This instrument consists of a pivoted beam with a 45° stylus holder, weight post and holder for supporting the total test load mounted on one end. On the other end of the beam is a
counterweight. A cam is rotated to lower and raise the stylus and a sample bed mounted on ball bearings is used to move the test panel against the stationary stylus.
Scrape Adhesion Test
The stylus used for scrape adhesion is a 1.6 mm (0.0625 inch) drill rod, bent to a 180° loop with 6.5 mm (0.256 inch) OD, hardened, buffed and chrome plated. Supplied with the tester is a set of twelve slotted brass weights with storage rack. In the adhesion test, weights are applied in 0.5 kg increments to a maximum of 10 kg.
Mar Resistance Test
By moving a free edge of the test film against the needle under a variable load expressed in grams, mar-resistance is determined as the minimum load in grams required to cut through the film to the substrate. In the mar (scratch resistance) test, weights can be applied in increments from 10 grams to a maximum of 12 kg.
Comes complete with:
Tester
Loop stylus and needle stylus;
Weight post and holder
Weight rack and set of 12 weights:
1 x 10g; 2 x 20g; 1 x 50g; 1 x 100g; 2 x 200g; 1 x 500g; 1 x 1000g;
2 x 2000g; 1 x 5000g;
Operating instructions
| Ordering Information | Technical Specifications |
| Cat. No. | Description | Price | Dimensions | Net Weight | Shipping Weight | |||||
| PE-5780 | Balanced Beam Scratch Tester | 203 x 610 x 381 mm (8 x 24 x 15 in) | 23.1 kg (51 lbs) | 25.9 kg (57 lbs) | ||||||
| Ordering Information | Accessories |
| Standards |
| ASTM | D 2197, D 2248, D 2454, D 5178 | |
| FTMS | 141a, Method 6303.1 | |
| General Electric Company Spec. | F50TF7-S1 | |
| Military Spec. | MIL-P-7788A | |







