



The Cross Hatch Tester is a device that evaluates the adhesion strength. It examines the adhesion power of paints, coatings or any other treatments applied to surfaces ( like wood, plastic or metal).
A quick cut pattern( a crosshatch pattern) is made on the coated sample, and tape is applied. The adhesion strength becomes clear from how much coating stays in place. It is a fast and trusted method to evaluate coating quality in factories, automotive units, appliance plants, and various finishing lines.
Cross-Hatch Tester Complies with ASTM D 3359, BS EN 2409: 2013, DIN EN 2409: 2013-6, ISO 2409: 2013
Rating
5/5Model PCHT - 0172
Brief insight into the Cross Hatch Tester
A Cross Hatch Tester is used to check the bond strength between a coating and the material below it. It cuts a series of fine and evenly spaced lines on the surface. The pattern shows how strongly the coating holds on. Labs use it to spot coating issues early, while manufacturers use it to keep every batch steady and dependable.
Applications
Standard compliance
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Parameters |
Specification |
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Angle of the cutting teeth |
30 ° |
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Width of the cutting teeth |
1 mm/ 6 teeth |
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Tape peeling Angle |
60 ° between the tape being pulled off and tape remaining |
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Cut mark length |
20-30 mm |
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