Orange peel meter for medium to high gloss finishes
Article No. 7400
wave-scan 3 dual (use 74002)
The Objective Eye for a Brilliant Finish
The next wave-scan generation - Appearance control is no longer limited to final topcoat inspection.
- Objective orange peel and DOI measurement
- Expanded measurement range for high to semi gloss surfaces
- For dullness up to 65 units
Features
The next wave-scan generation - Appearance control is no longer limited to final topcoat inspection.
The next wave-scan generation
- Extra-large color touch display
- Capacitive display with state-of-the-art haptic touch
- Quick and easy operation with intuitive icon based menu
- Scales and scan lengths can be selected from menu
- Full statistics and data saving
- For flat and curved surfaces (radius larger than 50 cm)
- Classical LW, SW and customer specific scales
- Structure spectrum to analyze appearance changes for optimization
- Dullness and DOI measurement independent of the paint system
- Docking station for data transfer to the PC and recharging the batteries of the Orange Peel meter
- smart-chart software for professional data analysis and documentation
Downloads
Safety Instructions
Short Instructions
Knowledge
Appearance of a Class A Surface Orange Peel and Brilliance
Color and appearance are essential quality parameters of coatings. Especially the paint finish of an automobile is expected to be brilliant, smooth and uniform. The visual perception is depending on the observer, illumination and viewing conditions as well as on material and product properties. In order to measure waviness objectively instrumental measurement is performed with the wave-scan. The following article reviews visual perception of waviness and brilliance and explains the measurement principle of the wave-scan. Different practical examples are showing possibilities of data interpretation.
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