Surface Analyst: A Sustainable and Reproducible Dyne Pens Replacement
Updated March 2023 Dyne inks and dyne pens are still the industry normal for companies around the world, but its users commonly report pitfalls such as excess waste from the ink destroying their products and a lack of control over continuous improvement as a result.
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How Many Measurements Are Enough to Make Quality Decisions?
A surface that has been properly prepared for coating, painting, or adhesive bonding will have a certain average contact angle that is determined primarily by the chemical composition of the surface. Because of slight variations in the surface composition combined with the variation inherent in any...
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Single Fluid Contact Angle Measurements Make Process Control Easier
Polar interactions between a properly prepared surface and an ink, adhesive, or coating are strong and are responsible for most of the required adhesion of inks, paints, and adhesives.
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Novel Wetting Measurements for Rapid Quality Assurance of Surface Treatment for Adhesion on Polymers
This work presents the results of investigations into the ability of the ballistic drop deposition technique to measure surface treatment in corona and flame treated oriented polypropylene films.
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Water Contact Angle as a Quantitative Measure of Total Polyethylene Surface Energy
A wide variety of plasma treatments were performed on polyethylene surfaces, resulting in a wide range of total surface energies.
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Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility of the Surface Analyst
Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility is a valued measure of a gauge’s appropriateness for use in a specific application.
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The Surface Analyst's Innovative Method of Depositing Water to Measure Contact Angle: Ballistic Deposition
Discover how the Surface Analyst's unique method of depositing water onto a surface enables precision contact angle measurements on real-world surfaces. The forces acting on a liquid drop in contact with a surface can be represented as the surface energy of the solid, the surface tension of...
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