The KTA-Tator certified stainless steel wet film thickness gauge or wft gauge replaces 4 gauges needed to perform the same range. The patent-pending dual-head design allows 0-60 mils of coating to be measured and converted to microns (0-1524) by just flipping the gauge over.

Cosmostar Wet Film Thickness Gauge Comb - 1-80 Mil Scale, Aluminum Coating Thickness Measurement Tool for Paints, Resins, Varnishes, and Gel Coats

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Wet Film Thickness Gauges are designed to quickly and easily measure the thickness of coatings immediately after they have been applied to a substrate. These gauges are also commonly known as: Combs, MIL Gauges, Step Gauges and Notched Gauges.

24- or 36- notch wet film gages for measuring up to 3,000 μm or 120 mils of coating. Notched Wet Film Thickness Gages measure the thickness of paint, enamels, and other wet films quickly and accurately.

Wet film thickness gages are used to monitor the thickness of the applied wet coating to achieve a specified dry film thickness. They measure all types of wet organic coatings, such as paint, varnish, and lacquer on flat or curved, smooth surfaces.

2024年8月16日 · WFT can be measured using a simple tool known as a wet film thickness gauge or comb gauge. This gauge has notches cut into its edges, each representing a specific thickness. To measure WFT: Apply the coating uniformly across the surface. Press the WFT gauge into the coating immediately after application.

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Find out how to accurately measure the wet film thickness of a coating by using equipment like Wet Film Combs, Wet Film Wheel, the Pfund Gauge and more.

Wet film thickness, or WFT, is the measured thickness of any liquid applied coating while it is still wet. A wet film thickness gauge should be used by the applicator, as the coating is being applied, to ensure that the average applied thickness is representative of the tested wet film thickness required to meet Code.