Scrub resistance abrasion tester TABER® ABRASER 352 D
multifunctionrotationalfor coating

Scrub resistance abrasion tester - TABER® ABRASER 352 D - ERICHSEN GmbH & Co. KG - multifunction / rotational / for coating
Scrub resistance abrasion tester - TABER® ABRASER 352 D - ERICHSEN GmbH & Co. KG - multifunction / rotational / for coating
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rotational, scrub resistance, for coating, multifunction

Description

Short description
The TABER® ABRASER 352 D (Type 1750) is a rotary abraser with a platform configured for two specimen holders, designed for controlled abrasion testing of coatings and materials.

Description
The TABER® ABRASER 352 D is a robust benchtop instrument with precision drive and control components housed in an aluminium enclosure. Operation is via an LCD touchscreen providing test status, visual reference of completed tests, cycle/time display (elapsed or remaining), programmable pause intervals and language selection. The model 352 D (Type 1750) features two specimen holders for parallel or comparative abrasion tests.

Purpose and application
Resistance to abrasion is a key mechanical property for surface materials. The TABER® ABRASER method is widely referenced in national and international standards and is used for testing paints, coatings, rubber, paper, leather, ceramics, textiles and metals in R&D, production and quality control environments.

Principle of the test
Abrasion is produced by two abrasive wheels applying a defined force to the rotating specimen holder. The typical test pattern uses an X-shaped grid traced on the specimen surface.

Test methods
  • Weight loss method: The specimen is subjected to a specified number of rotations; material loss is quantified by differential weighing.
  • Visual final test method: The specimen is abraded until the substrate or a defined endpoint becomes visible; the number of cycles indicates wear.
  • Abrasion depth determination: After a set number of cycles, abrasion depth is measured using a micrometer.

Scope of delivery
  • Taber ABRASER 352 D (Type 1750)
  • Attachable weights (1000 g load) - 4 pcs
  • Attachable weights (500 g load) - 4 pcs
  • Specimen holder (pre-assembled) - 2 pcs
  • Coupling ring for sample holder - 2 pcs
  • Torx T25 screwdriver for tightening the cap rings - 1 pc.
  • Brush for cleaning samples - 1 pc.
  • Vacuum cleaner with suction brush and hose - 1 pc.
  • Power cable 115/230 VAC
  • Operating instructions

Standards
  • NEMA LD 3-2000
  • EN 438-2
  • ISO 4586-2
  • NALFA LF-01
  • EN 13329

Technical specifications
  • Drive: Electric
  • Dimensions: approx. 540 mm x 400 mm x 220 mm (W x H x D)
  • Weight, net: approx. 40 kg
  • Power supply: 230 V, 50 Hz
  • Test stations: 2

Characteristics / specifications
  • Benchtop unit with aluminium housing
  • LCD touchscreen operation with status display and programmable functions
  • Two specimen holders (Duo configuration)
  • Supports multiple test methods: weight loss, visual endpoint, abrasion depth measurement
  • Model designation: TABER® ABRASER 352 D (Type 1750)

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