Corrosion testing is important for checking both the quality of coating process and the surface material. Corrosion can not only destroy the appearance but can also seep deep inside the material and slow down its processing functions. That is why to protect the material form building corrosion it is important to apply a good quality coating layer which can resist the corrosion process for long and protect the inner material form further damage. Salt Spray Tester by Presto is a highly renowned test chamber in the coating, paint and plating industry. It is designed as per ASTM B 117 and JIS Z 2371. It also follows several other test standards too. Equipped with touchscreen display screen for operation as well as monitoring and new Ethernet connectivity. Salt Spray chamber can be purchased from Baddi and all other locations in India. We also export to overseas locations.
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Heat Deformation - HDT/VSP Tester is a consistent tool useful for determining the ability of a given polymer to bear load at elevated temperatures. Accurate and reliable deflection or deformation is an important component in the plastics industry.
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TP310 is a prominent color measurement instruments used in many mainstream industries which have been designed and manufactured by competent engineers and scientists of Presto Stantest. The instrument has many advantages of other international standard color measurement instruments.
Presto Melt Flow Index Tester is used for evaluating the flow properties of molten plastics or resins. The Melt flow Index of thermoplastic materials is defined as the rate of flow (in grams per ten minutes) of extrudates of molten resins through a jet of a particular length and diameter.
The Presto Melt Flow Index Tester - NXG Model is a reliable instrument used for evaluating and analyzing the flow properties of molten plastics or resins. The determination of the melt flow index of plastic materials is an important parameter in the evaluation of its quality.
