Works on a variety of part sizes, shapes and substrates such as metal, plastic, wood, glass, and more
Easy to carry; convenient shirt pocketsize
Available in microns (metric) or mils (imperial)
Broad stand-offs on both sides of teeth help keep gage perpendicular to surface when measuring
Rugged aluminum construction for long gage life and static control
Precision gage; manufactured to a tolerance ±5 microns or ±0.0002 inch
Protective leather pouch included with each gage
Technical Data
Technical Data
Item
SQ-6010:
SQ-6012:
SQ-6016:
SQ-6020:
Units:
Model 1 in mils
Model 2 in mils
Model 4 in microns
Model 6 in microns
Tooth Height 1:
3
10
75
500
Tooth Height 2:
6
15
150
750
Tooth Height 3:
9
20
225
1000
Tooth Height 4:
12
25
300
1250
How to Use
Apply the dry powder to a rigid substrate. Locate an area sufficiently large to permit both stand-offs (end tabs) of the gage to rest on the substrate in the same plane.
Push the Powder Comb perpendicularly into the dry powder so that the two stand-offs rest firmly on the substrate. Some compressed powder may lie between the substrate and the two stand-offs.
Move the Powder Comb along the surface of the coated part for at least 1/2 inch. Keep the gage perpendicular to the plane of the substrate. This movement allows the stand-offs to burrow down to the substrate and for one or more of the teeth to drag the surface of the dry powder and leave furrow lines.
Remove the Powder Comb and examine the powder. The thickness lies between the shortest tooth making a line in the powder and the clearance of the next shortest tooth not touching the powder. Examine the teeth for verification. Film thickness is determined to lie between the shortest tooth with powder adhered electrostatically and the next shorter tooth without powder. Example: The 3 and 6 mil teeth both make lines and have powder clinging to them but the 9 mil tooth does not. The uncured powder thickness is determined to be between 6 and 9 mils. (see Figure 1)
Clean the Powder Comb after each reading with a dry cloth or dry paint brush so that subsequent readings are not affected. Note: Most powders cure to approximately 50% of their dry thickness. Marks left by the gage may affect the characteristics of the cured film.
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