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Dedra DED70576 is a paint density measurement cup designed to determine the density of liquid coatings and support viscosity-related checks during paint preparation. The cup offers a straightforward method for measuring paint density in workshops, production lines, and maintenance settings. It is intended for use where quick, repeatable density readings are needed to assist with quality control, mixing ratios, and formulation adjustments.

Advantages

The measurement cup provides a simple, low-maintenance way to obtain density-related data without complex instruments. Its compact form factor makes it portable for on-site checks, and the design enables rapid measurements that can be repeated for consistency. Using a dedicated cup reduces the variability associated with improvised measuring methods and supports more accurate volume-to-mass assessments during paint mixing and verification.

Suitable for

• Quality control checks in paint workshops and production facilities
• Mixing and formulation verification for coatings and primers
• On-site density checks for painters and coatings technicians
• Routine verification of stored coatings before application

Key specifications

• Function: density measurement of liquid coatings
• Material: durable construction suitable for workshop use
• Form factor: compact and portable cup design
• Measurement principle: volume-based determination for calculating density when combined with mass

How to use

Fill the cup to the indicated level with the paint or liquid coating to be tested, ensuring the surface is level and free of bubbles. Weigh the filled cup on a calibrated scale, then subtract the empty cup mass to obtain the mass of the liquid. Calculate density by dividing the mass of the liquid by the known volume of the cup. Record results and repeat measurements as needed to confirm consistency.

Usage recommendations

Use clean, dry cups and calibrated scales for each measurement to minimise error. Rinse the cup thoroughly between different materials to prevent cross-contamination. Perform measurements at a stable ambient temperature, and, when precise viscosity or temperature-dependent density data are required, complement the cup measurement with temperature readings and more advanced laboratory instruments.