Degree of blistering
Assess formation, size, and density of blisters on coated surfaces.
Expose coated specimens to an atmosphere of 100% relative humidity in a controlled water-fog apparatus—forming a uniform condensate that reveals coating defects and durability limits. Suitable for flat panels and entire 3D objects. ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Accredited.
A temperature differential inside the exposure chamber creates a uniform condensate over the coated surface. Continuous 100% RH exposure accelerates moisture-related degradation to screen resistance, validate processing, and compare coatings. Large components can be tested whole.
Specimens are placed in a water-fog apparatus where controlled humidity and temperature produce uniform condensation. The method is suitable for benchmarking water resistance of paints and coatings across diverse substrates and geometries.
Standard reference coupons (rectangular geometry) are prepared using simultaneous application techniques—e.g., dipping—followed by controlled drying at specified time/temperature. Standard steel panels and aluminium/aluminium-alloy surfaces can be prepared per method to ensure uniformity and reliable comparisons.
Assess formation, size, and density of blisters on coated surfaces.
Visual grading of rust on painted/coated steel using a standardized scale.
Panels may be scribed per standard methods; creepage along the cut evaluates adhesion.
Produce and verify uniform coating films on test panels for consistent results.
Share substrate, coating stack, target exposure duration, and acceptance criteria. We’ll confirm chamber setup, inspection cadence, and reporting format.