Paint, Coating Film, and Coating Testing Instruments
LBTD 160 Portable Digital Viscometer
It features a completely new, user-friendly design and supports both AC and DC power (with a lithium‑ion battery providing up to 8 hours of continuous operation without recharging). Operation is straightforward: simply insert the probe into the fluid to begin measurements immediately. It can be used quickly and conveniently for viscosity measurement in field settings, laboratories, factory production lines, and on‑site applications.
LBTD 250 Laser Particle Size Analyzer
A laser particle size analyzer utilizes the phenomenon of light scattering by particles and determines the particle size distribution of the sample by analyzing the spatial distribution of scattered light intensity.
LBTD 264 Total Drying Time Tester
It is used to determine, under standard conditions, whether a single coat or a multilayer coating system of paints, varnishes, or related products has achieved complete dryness after a specified drying time, or to ascertain the drying time required to attain complete dryness.
LBTD 274 Standard Light Source Color Matching Cabinet
The color of an object can vary under different lighting conditions. Using a light box to simulate various light sources enables objective color evaluation anytime, anywhere.
LBTD 425 C Light Source and Glauber Colorimeter
The Type 425 C‑source colorimeter consists of an illumination unit equipped with the CIE standard illuminant C and 18 test tubes, each labeled with a specific color number.
LBTD 501 Fully Automatic Circular Scanning Tester
The circle‑scoring method for evaluating the adhesion between a coating film and its substrate is the most traditional approach in China.
LBT-FS Series High-Speed Multipurpose Disperser
The FS series digital-display high-speed disperser, driven by a high-speed motor, generates rotational tangential velocities. Under the action of intense centrifugal force, it produces powerful hydrodynamic shear and high-frequency mechanical effects, subjecting the fluid material to thousands of shear cycles and high-frequency mechanical actions per minute, thereby achieving efficient mixing, dispersion, and homogenization.
LBT-JB Series Digital Display Constant-Speed Mixer
The JB series digital-display constant-speed mixer consists of a stirring drive unit, a frame, and other components. It is suitable for mixing and emulsifying liquid–liquid systems, as well as for dispersing and pulping liquid–solid powders in experimental applications across fields such as biology, physicochemistry, cosmetics, health supplements, and food.
LBT-JB Series Digital Display Power-Enhanced Mixer
It meets the operational needs of laboratory personnel through a user-friendly interface. The motor’s mechanical assembly comprises a series‑excited motor and a low‑noise reduction gear as the main unit, complemented by a microprocessor‑based digital timer control instrument (optional). This design delivers high output power, low noise, reliable operation, smooth speed regulation, and ease of use. It is suitable for research and production facilities in heavy industry, light industry, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, scientific instrumentation, and other sectors.
LBT-JZ Series Handheld High-Speed Homogenizer
The JZ series handheld high-speed homogenizer generates a powerful hydrodynamic shear effect through high-speed shearing and dispersion, drawing materials in from the lower end of the rotor and ejecting them through the stator.
Aluminum plates are used in heat‑resistance testing of coatings. They are made from high‑quality aluminum alloy, meet standard dimensions, and have a smooth surface; they are commonly available in both perforated and solid versions. The bracket is designed for coating heat‑resistance tests, with a fixed angle of 45°. Constructed from aluminum alloy, it is lightweight and heat‑resistant, and can accommodate one aluminum plate measuring 120 × 50 mm (either perforated or solid, as desired).
LBT-T101 Coating Test on Tinplate and Aluminum-Iron Sheets
Coating testing on tinplate and aluminum‑steel sheets: For the performance evaluation of nearly all industrial coatings—covering adhesion, hardness, impact resistance, flexibility, bendability, and drying time—the coating film is typically applied to a tinplate substrate. The tin‑plating thickness, surface hardness, and surface treatment of the tinplate are the primary factors influencing test results.
LBT-T218 Automatic Coating Film Applicator
Automatic coating machines are used to prepare uniform, traceable coatings (manual coating often lacks consistency, particularly when performed by different operators, making sample comparisons difficult and even unreliable), and they offer excellent reproducibility. This is because the key factors influencing coating formation are the shear rate and the load applied to the applicator.
LBT-T219 Automatic Coating Film Applicator (Glass Platform)
Automatic coating machines are used to prepare uniform, traceable coatings (manual coating often lacks consistency, particularly between different operators, making sample comparisons difficult and even unreliable), and they offer excellent reproducibility.
LBT-T220 Automatic Coating Film Applicator (Economy Glass Platform)
An automatic coating machine is used to prepare uniform, traceable coatings (manual coating often lacks consistency, particularly when performed by different operators, which makes sample comparisons difficult and even unreliable), and it offers excellent reproducibility.
LBT-T227 Vertical Fully Automatic Coating Spray Booth
During coating performance testing, laboratory personnel must prepare a large number of uniformly consistent coated test panels. However, conventional manual spraying relies heavily on the operator’s experience and skill, making it difficult to ensure uniformity and consistency in the resulting coatings—particularly when applying coatings to large‑area panels—and potentially posing health risks to operators and environmental hazards if performed improperly.
LBT Intelligent Touch-Responsive Rheometer
Rotational viscometers are typically used to measure the viscosity—also referred to as apparent viscosity—of Newtonian or non-Newtonian fluids at specific rotational speeds and with particular rotor configurations. In industries dealing with polymeric materials such as coatings, inks, and adhesives, nearly all resins, emulsions, and finished products exhibit non-Newtonian behavior, displaying distinct rheological properties under varying shear rates that depend on both the rotational speed and the rotor geometry.
LB-X02 Small Chamber Method Fire-Resistant Coating Tester
LB‑X02 Small Chamber Method Fire‑Retardant Coating Tester – Product Overview This instrument is designed for laboratory testing of the fire‑resistance performance of fire‑retardant coatings applied to combustible substrates. Test results are expressed in terms of mass loss due to combustion and char volume, in accordance with the requirements of GB 12441 “Decorative Fire‑Retardant Coatings.” Technical Parameters: 1. Overall dimensions: approximately 340 mm × 230 mm × 794 mm 2. Specimen holder tilt angle: 45° ± 2° 3. Copper combustion cup: outer diameter 24 mm ± 0.1 mm; wall thickness 1 mm ± 0.06 mm; height 17 mm ± 0.1 mm; capacity 6 mL 4. Fuel: chemically pure anhydrous ethanol
LB-X03 High-Elasticity Waterproof Coating Flexibility Tester
The high‑elasticity waterproof coating flexometer is used for low‑temperature bending tests of acrylic high‑elasticity waterproof coatings applied to metal roofs.
LB-X04 Coating Alkali-Resistance Test Apparatus
The coating alkali‑efflorescence resistance test apparatus is used to evaluate the alkali‑efflorescence and salt‑efflorescence resistance of synthetic resin emulsion wall coatings. It consists of an uncovered flat-bottomed box, a porous partition plate, and spacer blocks.
LB-X05 Thermal Spray Adhesion Cutting Knife
The thermal-spray adhesion cutter is primarily used to evaluate the adhesion performance of zinc, aluminum, and their alloy coatings applied by thermal spraying on steel surfaces.
LUV Paint and Coating UV Aging Test Chamber
This apparatus is suitable for accelerated aging tests conducted under exposure to light and water, enabling the prediction of the relative durability of nonmetallic materials such as paints, coatings, and plastics. It is particularly well suited for monitoring the degradation of highly durable materials, including reductions in gloss, haze formation, loss of strength, chalking, cracking, blistering, embrittlement, and fading.
Measurement of the bulk density and flowability of metal powders using a funnel under standard conditions.
NWZ-Stain Resistance Tester for Coatings
Used for laboratory evaluation of the cleanability (also referred to as washability) of architectural coating surfaces.
QAG Paint Flow-Resistance Tester
The relative sag resistance of a coating is determined by applying, with a doctor blade, strip‑shaped wet films of varying thicknesses onto glass test panels. The panels are then immediately positioned vertically so that the film exhibits a “thinner on top, thicker at the bottom” profile. After the film has dried, its sag resistance is assessed, expressed as the maximum film thickness in micrometers at which no sagging occurs.
QBB Coating Specific Gravity Cup
Applicable standards: GH6750 and ISO 2811. These standards are used to determine the density of paints and varnishes, where density is defined as the mass per unit volume at a specified temperature. Density cups are employed for quality control, as compositional deviations in coatings can result in inconsistent density readings.
QBJ Digital Display Cupping Tester
This standard is applicable to the evaluation of coatings—whether single-layer or multi‑coat systems—of paints, varnishes, and related products. Under the test methods specified in the standard, a compression‑indentation test is conducted; after the coating undergoes progressive deformation, its resistance to cracking or to delamination from the metal substrate is assessed, thereby determining whether the coating passes or fails.
QBY-II Pendulum Coating Hardness Tester (with Timing)
The QBY‑II pendulum‑type paint film hardness tester is an upgraded version of the QBY pendulum‑type hardness tester. Its key features include an improved horizontal mechanism; a scale that can be moved horizontally, facilitating zero‑point adjustment; and, when paired with a photoelectric counter, it delivers fast, accurate results while saving labor.
QCJ-40 Paint Film Wood Impact Tester
It is suitable for evaluating the impact resistance of surface paint films on wooden furniture components and can be used to test materials of any thickness.
QCJ-120 (120A, 120B) Paint Film Impact Tester
Product Description: The QCJ‑120 (120A, 120B) series paint film impact testers are used to determine the impact resistance of paint films by measuring the maximum height—120 cm—at which a hammer of fixed mass can fall onto a test panel without causing damage to the coating. After the impactor strikes the test panel, no secondary rebound occurs.