Pretreatment
Abrasives
Glue, sealer and putty
Masking
Paint and varnish
Mixing equipment
Spray equipment
Car care and polishing
Tools and equipment
Safety equipment
Smart repair
Inspection
Quality control in the painting process is essential to ensure a flawless and uniform finish. This involves the use of several important tools and elements. Here you will find the necessary equipment for color control, testing and inspection of various paints, varnishes and surface treatments.
Valspar 64-001
Ral Colour Fan
€26,83
Other 12-90
Ral K5 Classic Gloss
€119,72
Other 12-92
Ral K7 Classic Gloss
€45,92
Lechler L0990193N1
99193 Color Box Chroma Flex 6
€4.077,72
Lechler L0990105N1
Color Box Easy
€3.609,31
Cromax M-6517
Oem Colours 2006 – 2019
€439,97
Cromax M-6806
Pro Tinting Tool 2020
€108,80
Lechler L0990242N1
Colorreader Color Meter
€308,84
Color Card/Color Fan: These fan serve as reference points that compare the desired color to the actual applied color. This is essential to ensure that the varnish or paint is correctly color-matched.
Colorimeter: Colorimeters provide precise measurements of color accuracy relative to the specified color coordinates. This helps identify even small deviations and ensure color consistency. Color meters are an expensive tool and are used by car painters who have to color match many different colors on a daily basis.
Gloss meter: A gloss meter is used to measure the gloss or reflection of the top flange. This is important to ensure that the surface has the desired gloss level, as this can affect the aesthetics and quality of the product.
Inspection lights: High intensity inspection lights are used to reveal small defects or irregularities in the paintwork that may otherwise be difficult to detect in normal light. This allows inspectors to catch errors and imperfections.
Layer thickness gauge: This device measures the thickness of the applied paint or varnish. It ensures that the layer is evenly distributed and meets the specified requirements. Improper layer thickness can affect both the appearance and performance of the painted surface.
Spray map: Spray map is used to evaluate spray pattern and spreading efficiency. They help to optimize spray guns and ensure that the paint or varnish is applied evenly and without unwanted irregularities.
Together, these elements and tools enable careful and accurate quality control in the painting process, resulting in a professional and reliable final product that meets the desired requirements and expectations.