Laboratory Glass Coating Plate Wet Film Applicator

Product Overview

This laboratory glass coating plate and wet film applicator provides a simple, economical working surface for preparing uniform wet films. The equipment combines a high-flatness glass plate with a rigid special plastic support and an integrated fastening arrangement. During coating, a supplied clamp holds the test paper or plastic sheet securely against the glass surface, helping maintain a stable substrate position throughout the operation.

The system is suited to laboratory coating preparation, wet-film evaluation, and small-format material testing where controlled sample placement is important. It supports coated paper applications and, with the larger dedicated format, coating on black plastic sheets. The unit is appropriate for coating laboratories, materials research, product development, and teaching environments that need a practical benchtop platform without a complex operating procedure.

A rubber support structure reduces sliding during use, while rubber anti-slip feet help keep the equipment steady on the working surface. The 8 mm thick glass plate offers a flat, cleanable foundation for coating work. With a straightforward design, secure clamping, and several available working sizes, this equipment supports consistent handling under routine laboratory conditions.

Key Features

• High-Flatness Glass Working Surface: The coating surface uses an 8 mm thick glass plate designed for stable wet-film preparation. Its flat working face provides a consistent foundation for applying coatings to supported test materials.

• Secure Sample Fixing: A steel clamp supplied with the equipment holds coating paper firmly during application. Secure fixation helps prevent substrate movement while the wet film is being prepared.

• Anti-Slip Rubber Support: The complete assembly is installed on a rubber support structure that reduces sliding during use. Rubber anti-slip feet provide additional contact stability on the laboratory bench.

• Defined Working Area: The usable coating area corresponds to the dimensions of the glass plate. This gives operators a clear, practical surface for preparing samples within the selected format.

• Multiple Size Options: Four glass plate sizes are available for different sample formats and coating tasks. Three sizes are intended for coating paper, while one larger format is specified for coating black plastic sheet.

• Simple Operating Method: The equipment uses a direct mechanical arrangement: place the substrate on the glass, secure it with the supplied clamp, and perform the coating operation. This uncomplicated workflow is easy to adopt in routine laboratory work.

• Easy Cleaning: The smooth glass surface is easy to clean after coating preparation. This supports efficient changeover between samples and helps maintain a suitable working surface for repeated laboratory use.

• Practical Laboratory Construction: The combination of glass, special plastic support, steel clamping hardware, and rubber contact components balances surface flatness, sample retention, and working stability in a compact format.

Applications

Technical Specifications

The glass plate is the primary working surface, and the specified working area is equal to the selected glass plate size. This relationship gives buyers a direct way to match the equipment format to the intended substrate. For paper coating, the three listed sizes provide progressively larger working areas. The 110 × 180 mm version is suited to smaller paper samples, while the 160 × 280 mm and 230 × 340 mm versions provide larger paper coating areas. The 180 × 480 mm configuration is designated for black plastic sheet and offers a long rectangular working surface.

The 8 mm glass thickness is a central construction specification. A thick, high-flatness glass plate gives the operator a clear, rigid surface for coating preparation. The flatness of the surface matters because the substrate rests directly on the glass during the operation. A stable contact surface helps the user maintain a predictable coating workflow across the selected working area.

The sample-retention arrangement is equally important for practical operation. The supplied steel clamp is used to hold the test paper in place. The reference configuration also identifies an electroplated clamp, providing a specified metal clamp treatment within the assembly. By securing the substrate before coating, the operator can reduce unwanted movement during manual preparation and keep the sample aligned with the usable glass area.

Stability is addressed at the base of the equipment. The complete device is mounted on a rubber support structure, and the anti-slip rubber feet add friction between the unit and the bench. These elements are intended to reduce sliding during use. The result is a more settled platform for coating preparation, especially when the operator is working across the glass surface or changing samples.

The design keeps the operating sequence direct. First, place the selected paper or black plastic sheet on the glass plate. Next, use the supplied clamp to secure the material. The coating operation can then be performed within the defined working area. After use, the smooth glass surface can be cleaned, allowing the operator to prepare the unit for subsequent laboratory work. This simple sequence limits setup complexity and makes the equipment suitable for repeated routine use.

Selection should be based primarily on the intended substrate and the required working dimensions. Buyers preparing coated paper can choose among the 110 × 180 mm, 160 × 280 mm, and 230 × 340 mm formats. Buyers working with black plastic sheet should select the 180 × 480 mm format specified for that material. Because the working area equals the glass plate dimensions, the plate size should be checked against the planned sample size before purchase.

For procurement teams, the equipment offers a focused solution for wet-film preparation rather than a broad, complex processing platform. Its value comes from the interaction of four practical elements: a high-flatness 8 mm glass surface, a rigid special plastic support, a supplied steel clamp, and rubber anti-slip contact points. Together, these features support stable sample positioning, clear working boundaries, and straightforward cleanup.

The compact manual format also makes the unit easy to place within an existing laboratory workflow. Operators can use it where a dedicated flat coating surface is required, without adding unnecessary controls or operating steps. The available dimensions allow the same basic construction concept to serve multiple paper formats and a longer black plastic sheet application. This makes the equipment useful for laboratories that need to prepare different sample sizes while retaining a consistent method.

Why Choose This Product

• Purpose-Built Working Surface: The high-flatness 8 mm glass plate is configured specifically for practical wet-film preparation, giving the operator a stable and clearly defined coating area.

• Reliable Sample Handling: The supplied steel clamp and anti-slip rubber support address two common handling requirements: keeping the substrate fixed and reducing movement of the equipment during coating.

• Format Flexibility: Four reference-backed glass plate sizes allow procurement teams to select a configuration based on paper dimensions or the specified black plastic sheet application.

• Efficient Laboratory Operation: The direct setup, easy-to-clean glass surface, and uncomplicated mechanical construction support repeated use with minimal operating complexity.

• Practical Long-Term Value: The combination of glass, special plastic, metal clamping hardware, and rubber support components provides a robust solution for routine coating preparation and laboratory material evaluation.

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