Examination Case

• Testing mineral substrates
• Recognising different types of screed
• Recognising different types of existing coating
• Determining the causes of efflorescence
• Testing the wiping resistance/ chalking of coatings
• Testing the adhesion of coatings
• Determining the absorbency of substrates

As an application worker you can use the examination case to correctly assess the substrate to ensure the planned coating is correct. This can help to avoid later cases of damage.

As an expert assessor you can analyse and assess damage on the building with the examination case.

Comprehensive instructions explain the correct use of the materials. The test methods and conceivable test results are exactly described so that the substrate assessment is made as easy as possible for you.

• 1 Instructions for substrate assessment
• 1 Infrared thermometer
• 1 Hammer
• 1 Pocket knife
• 1 Chisel
• 1 Scraper
• 1 Pair of tweezers
• 1 Spatula
• 1 Precision measurement magnifier
• 5 Pipettes
• 5 Test tubes incl. rubber stoppers
• 5 Screw containers with lids
• 1 Folding rule
• 1 Cutting knife
• 1 Sponge
• 1 Tape measure
• 1 Compass
• 1 Pocket torch incl. batteries
• 1 Cigarette lighter
• 1 Dust mask
• 1 Roll of adhesive tape
• 10 Strips of velvet d-c-fix
• 1 Pack of marking points
• Gloves
• Cotton buds
• 10 Closable plastic bags
• 1 Wet-film thickness gauge
• 1 Crack-width gauge
• 1 Wash bottle
• 250 ml distilled water
• 50 ml spirit
• 50 ml hydrochloric acid
• 50 ml fluosilicate
• 50 ml sulphate reagent
• 50 ml cellulose thinner
• 50 ml white spirit
• 50 ml chloride reagent
• 50 ml iron reagent
• 50 ml alkalinity indicator (thymolphthalein)
• 1 Pack of universal indicators (ph value test)

We recommend that the examination case is complemented as required with a moisture measuring device and a temperature/humidity/dewpoint measurement instrument.