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Appearance<br />

4.0<br />

oranGe peel & doi<br />

Orange peel is a phenomenon perceived as<br />

a wavy pattern disturbing highly glossed<br />

painted surfaces e.g. automotive body<br />

finishes. It affects the smoothness and the<br />

mirror-like appearance of such finishes.<br />

The causes could be due to a number<br />

of factors: the flow and levelling<br />

characteristics of the paint system,<br />

processing parameters, coating thickness,<br />

substrate roughness, or paint formulation.<br />

This effect can be seen from varying<br />

distances, from approx. 0.4 to 3 m, as small<br />

and large waviness patterns. In addition<br />

to the visible conditions, invisible patterns<br />

less than 0.1 mm reduce the gloss, and as<br />

a result affect the Distinctness of Image<br />

(DOI).<br />

In the past, these appearance attributes<br />

were measured in various different terms<br />

or scales, depending on the manufacturers<br />

and their evaluation practices. Today the<br />

Wave-Scan DOI offers standard methods<br />

to objectively define these attributes and<br />

ensure better process control, of particular<br />

use in the automotive industry.<br />

Small waves large waves<br />

Measurement of orange peel<br />

Measurement of dullness<br />

16<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

0<br />

< 0.1 < 0.1-0.3 < 0.3-1 1-3 3-10 10-30 mm<br />

du Wa Wb Wc Wd We<br />

50<br />

40<br />

Structure spectrum<br />

16 µm<br />

30<br />

24 µm<br />

20<br />

30 µm<br />

10<br />

0<br />

50 µm<br />

< 0.1 < 0.1-0.3 < 0.3-1 1-3 3-10 10-30 mm<br />

du Wa Wb Wc Wd We<br />

influence of film thickness<br />

Wavescan Dual<br />

This portable instrument allows objective qC evaluation of<br />

surface quality after each point of the painting process.<br />

as with the Wave-scan doi, the integrated laser system<br />

scans the specimen at 60< degrees symbol> over a defined<br />

distance collecting the optical profile.<br />

in order to reproduce human eye response the orange peel<br />

structures are divided into different levels within a spectrum<br />

ranging from 0.1 to 30 mm wavelengths.<br />

additionally an infra-red high energy led also performs<br />

dullness measurement over the same distance using a newly<br />

integrated CCd camera, providing greater information on the<br />

image forming qualities, related to the doi, of the surface<br />

caused by structures < 0.1mm.<br />

data can be transferred from the instrument to a powerful<br />

data capture/analysis package, autochart, which is provided<br />

with the instrument.<br />

Features<br />

optimal correlation to the visual perception of<br />

orange peel & doi<br />

output of long Waves & Short Waves, and doi<br />

independent of paint system and refractive index<br />

reliable measurements on test panels or curved parts<br />

Suitable for solid and metallic coatings<br />

one-hand operation, self calibration<br />

user–defined sampling procedure<br />

Memory 599 values with zone identification<br />

data analysis & management with auto-chart software<br />

Standard package: instrument, Certified reference tile,<br />

protective cover, auto-chart software on Cd, docking<br />

station and interface cable, 2 rechargeable li-ion battery<br />

packs, Battery holder for aa alkaline or rechargeable<br />

batteries, 3 Batteries, operating Manual and Carrying case.<br />

Auto-chart software<br />

instrument programming:<br />

- object identification: car model, colour, paint line<br />

- definition of measurement sequence and zones<br />

identification<br />

analysis with excel TM and access TM :<br />

- trend graph, products comparison, history, structure<br />

“spectrum”<br />

Performance<br />

Application<br />

High to Semi Gloss: du

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