The TQC Cylindrical Bend Test is used to determine the elasticity adhesion and elongation of paint on sheet metal in accordance with ISO 1519. A test panel (max. size 150 x 100 mm) is bent over a cylindrical mandrel. The smaller the diameter of the mandrel, the larger the tension on the coating. The test panel is then checked for cracks or damage in the coating. The luxurious desktop holder with 14 mandrels can also be wall mounted.
TQC develops and manufactures laboratory and field test equipment for Paint and Coatings. TQC instruments are designed to test or measure properties such as adhesion, coating elasticity, condensation and climate, corrosion, cure profile, drying time, gloss and appearance, hardness, impact-resistance, layer thickness, scrub-resistance, surface pre-treatment, viscosity, washability, and more.
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