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The GFT-1600 monitors wetting and contact-angle changes as metals, inorganic compounds, and mixtures are heated through sintering, softening, melting, and liquefaction. It uses transmission projection, computer image acquisition, and controlled heating from room temperature to 1,700 °C.
FTA-II is a video system for measuring contact angle, surface and interfacial tension, wettability, adsorption, surface energy, and related liquid-drop behavior. It provides real-time image capture, event-triggered analysis, and automatic, semi-automatic, or manual image analysis for industrial and academic measurements.
The GFT uses a high-temperature transmission projection system to monitor wetting, contact-angle behavior, and profile changes in metals, inorganic compounds, and mixtures during sintering, softening, melting, and liquefaction. It records specimen images with associated temperature and height data for surface-tension and wetting-angle calculations.
The MIL-II measures liquid surface and interfacial tension, contact angle, and thin-film wetting. It references ISO 8296:2003, GB/T 14216-2008, ISO 6295:1983, and ASTM D971 and provides manual or automatic injection and lifting with computer data storage and reporting.
The MIL-II measures surface tension, contact angle, powder contact angle, and thin-film wetting in liquids, with temperature control and computer-based image analysis. It references GB/T 14216 for plastic-film wetting measurements and includes manual or automatic injection and lifting options.
The GFT-II optical contact-angle analyzer monitors wetting and contact-angle changes as metals and inorganic compounds are heated through sintering, softening, melting, and liquefaction. It uses transmission projection, computer image analysis, and controlled heating in vacuum or protective atmospheres.