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Are you looking for reliable Corona Dyne test pens to ensure optimal adhesion quality for your materials? Imagetech Industries is the top choice for industries needing high-performance surface testing solutions. As a trusted supplier of Dyne test pens, Imagetech Industries delivers exceptional quality and precision to guarantee that your surfaces are perfectly prepared for printing, coating, or adhesive applications.

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As the top seller and manufacturer of Corona Dyne Test Pens, Imagetech Industries delivers superior quality and precision for all surface energy testing needs. Trusted by industry professionals in printing, packaging, automotive, and electronics, Imagetech’s Dyne test pens offer unmatched accuracy for testing surface readiness after Corona treatments, ensuring optimal adhesion for inks, coatings, and adhesives.

Why Choose Corona Dyne Test Pens?⁣

Superior Accuracy: Dyne test pens provide precise surface energy measurements, helping you verify surface quality and improve production efficiency.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for various materials, including plastics, metals, glass, and more. Ideal for use in the printing, automotive, packaging, and electronics industries.
Enhanced Surface Readiness: With our Corona Dyne test pens, you can confirm the effectiveness of surface treatments like Corona or plasma, ensuring ink, paint, or adhesive applications adhere smoothly.
Easy to Use: Our Dyne test pens offer a simple yet accurate method to check surface energy levels, saving you time and effort in surface preparation.

Benefits of Using Corona Dyne Test Pens⁣

Accurate Results: Each pen is engineered to provide reliable surface energy readings, helping your team make data-driven decisions.
Improved Adhesion Quality: Achieve high-quality prints, coatings, or bonds, minimizing waste and production errors.
Wide Range of Dyne Levels: Available in multiple Dyne levels to match your specific surface testing needs.

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What are Dyne test pens?⁣

Dyne testing is a technique for scaling the tension when wetting a stable and discovering the minimal surface pressure of a precise liquid blend that allows it to remain propagated on the hard surface. This reflects the energy- required to propagate other liquids across the front and is stated unit front Pressure

This is measured in units of surface tension (dynes per centimeter, or dynes/cm) and represents the approximate energy needed to distribute other fluids across the surface. The method is described in ASTM D2578, "Standard Test Method for Wetting Tension of Polyethylene and Polypropylene Films.

The advanced dyne/cm value achieved, the higher the wetting pressure of the hard exterior. Advanced soaking pressure, which is relative to Surface energies, is usually related to advanced rates of Successful bonding

Dyne testing has been the standard method for evaluating the cleanliness and surface energy of a variety of material surfaces for years, even though the procedure is only thought to be suitable for polyethylene and polypropylene films.

Magnet Dyne value Check Pen⁣

Determining the appropriate adhesion between inks, coatings, and substrates requires the measurement of surface tension. Depending on the kind, size, and degree of measurement needed, a wide range of goods are available to meet different needs.

Dynes/cm is the unit of measurement for surface tension. Surface tension must be similar to the substrate's for inks and substrates to work together as best they can. Printing on non-porous materials like polymers and plastics requires surface modification to raise the surface tension to a predetermined level.

The ASTM D2578-17 Standards are followed in the manufacturing of MAGNET Value Test Pens. Our Standards for Checking in accordance with ASTM-D 971-20

Surface tension measurements are critical for determining adequate adhesion between inks, coatings, and substrates. There are several devices available to meet a variety of purposes, depending on the type, size, and amount of measurement required. The unit of measurement for surface tension is Dynes/cm. To provide good compatibility between inks and substrates, the surface tension must be equivalent to that of the substrate. When printing on non-porous materials like plastic and polymer, the surface must be changed so that the surface tension rises to a certain level.

MAGNET Value Test Pen are manufactured as per ASTM D2578-17 Standards Our Checking Standards As per ASTM -D 971-20

MAGNET Dyne Pen Range Value: 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54 & 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72 Dyne/cm

Special Value Range : 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 53 Dyne/cm

Test Procedure Guidelines

To avoid curling or other distortions, place the sample on a clean, level surface and, if required, fasten the edges.
Take note of the humidity and temperature in the area. Allow the sample to stabilize if its temperature deviates from the surrounding air temperature.
The sample should be tested at a minimum of three locations: 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 of the way across the film portion. Testing the exterior edges is also advised.
Because filthy surfaces might lose their wettability, try not to touch or contaminate the surface being evaluated. Before continuing, clean the testing area.
Make use of only clean, new pens.
Pens should be used and stored at a temperature that is equivalent to room temperature.

How To use & Measuring Surface Energy / Tension

Simply drawing a line across the substrate or material to be utilized or processed is how the test is conducted. If the line stays intact for precisely four seconds before peripheral shrinkage occurs, the substrate's dyne level matches the magnet dye test pen's dyne value.
If the indicated line instantly becomes droplets, the substrate's or material's dyne value is lower than the magnet dyne test pen's dyne value. (To get the precise dyne value, utilize the Magnet dyne Pen's lower dyne value and so on.)
The dyne value of the substrate material is greater than the dyne value of the magnet dyne test pen used if, after 4 seconds, the marked line does not break into droplets (peripheral shrinkage). (To determine the precise dyne value, use a higher dyne value of the Magnet dyne pen, and so on.)
Avoid conducting the test again on the same section of the material or substrate.
Make use of only clean, new pens.
The highlighted line that stays perfectly intact for four seconds prior to droplets or peripheral shrinkage occurring is the appropriate dyne level.