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QUICKTEST 38®, arcotest® ca. 38 mN/m, 5 ml, UN-Nr. 3175
The QUICKTEST 38® and the RAPIDTEST 38® can be used to determine to what extent the pretreatment of polyolefins (polypropylene, polyethylene, polybutylene) has shown an effect.The liquid contained in the pen remains as a continuous line at a surface tension value of 38 mN/m or greater, below that it rolls off. The line applied with QUICKTEST 38® or RAPIDTEST 38® dries in a matter of seconds and no longer needs to be wiped off.
- Extremely easy to handle
- Perfect for quick checks
- No wiping off necessary
- Lasting display of result
- Archiving of test result possible
ATTENTION: The test liquid of QUICKTEST 38® and RAPIDTEST 38® contains solvents. Solvent-sensitive materials (e.g. PS) can be attacked by this, which can lead to misinterpretation!
Good readability due to striking red colouring
| Version | Test Pen |
| Surface tension | 38 mN/m |
| Line width | 5 mm |
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