1. Summary

Automatic contact angle tester(Contact angle) refers to the tangent line of the gas-liquid interface made at the intersection of gas, liquid, and solid phases. This tangent line forms an angle θ between the liquid side and the solid-liquid boundary line. Contact angle measurement is currently the main method for surface performance testing.

Automatic contact angle testerProduct parameters:

Sample table size: 100mm * 120mm

Contact angle measurement range: 0-180 °

Contact angle display accuracy: ± 0.01 °

Contact angle measurement accuracy: ±. 1 °

Surface/interface tension measurement range: 0-1000mN/m

Optical system: 0.7X-5X high-definition card zoom lens

Video system: USB 3.0 camera+PC soft control 40 frames per second (optional 100 frames per second, 300 frames per second, 1000 frames per second or higher)

Instrument dimensions: 300mm * 760mm

Camera movement stroke: 30mm

Instrument weight: 30kg

Measurement software: SPCA1.0

Power supply: 220V 3A50Hz

Measurement temperature: room temperature

Measurement methods: 8 methods including circular ring method, ellipse method, height width method, etc. are provided

Electric positioning accuracy: ± 0.1mm

Injection system movement stroke: 30mm

Automatic contact angle testerApplication:
Contact angle measuring instruments are widely used in various industries, such as mobile phone manufacturing, glass manufacturing, surface treatment, material research, chemical engineering, semiconductor manufacturing, coatings and inks, electronic circuits, textile fibers, medical biology, etc. Contact angle measurement has become an important instrument for evaluating surface performance.
(Some testing functions require the purchase of specialized accessories to complete)
1. The wetting behavior of liquids on solid surfaces, such as spreading, permeation, and absorption, is measured by the droplet method to determine the static contact angle;
2. Measurement of the advance angle, retreat angle, contact angle hysteresis, rolling angle, and dynamic contact angle of materials on solid surfaces;
3. Continuous real-time research and process recording of absorbing materials, analysis of contact angle variation curve over time;
4. Contact angle measurement of various special materials, such as powders, curved surfaces, superhydrophobic/superhydrophilic samples;
5. Contact angle test of materials immersed in liquid using the attachment drop method;
6. The suspended droplet method is used to measure the interfacial tension, polarity, and dispersion components of various liquids;
7. Calculate the surface free energy of solids and analyze their polar dispersion components;
8. Analyze the adhesion energy of liquids on solid surfaces, evaluate the uniformity and cleanliness of solid surfaces, etc.