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arcospray 38® is a colourless test spray specified at 38 mN/m for surface tension determination on solid materials. Supplied as a ready-to-use 100 ml spray bottle, it supports rapid wetting checks in laboratories that evaluate surface energy as part of physical-property testing. Density is approximately 1 g/cm³ and the flash point is 35 °C, data that guide safe handling during routine application. The spray format allows even distribution across test areas, helping operators observe whether a surface is wetted at the defined 38 mN/m level. This reagent from manufacturer Arcotest belongs to the established arcotest range used for surface-tension work in quality control, coatings, printing and adhesion assessment. Colourless appearance keeps visual interpretation straightforward when comparing treated and untreated zones. The 100 ml pack size suits repeated series without frequent bottle changes, while the fixed surface-tension value supports consistent comparative measurements. Laboratories engaged in materials characterisation can integrate arcospray 38® into standardised workflows for surface-energy screening. Physical properties including density near 1 g/cm³ and flash point of 35 °C should be taken into account during use according to laboratory practice.
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