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Removable surface sprays are helpful for coating surfaces that are highly reflective or very black.  Then can also aid in marking the area to measure.<br><br>
 
Removable surface sprays are helpful for coating surfaces that are highly reflective or very black.  Then can also aid in marking the area to measure.<br><br>
 
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==AESUB Blue Spray==
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==Foot Spray - Preferred Solution ==
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* '''This is our preferred solution.'''
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* Very thin coating
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* Designed for laser scanning
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* Does not cause an allergic reaction like the flux types below.
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* Vanishing (evaporates over time) - no cleaning required
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* Much less messy than alcohol and powder.
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* See [https://aesub.com/en/products/ aesub.com]
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* Is not as dense as Magnaflux or Dynaflux.  Thick coating is not necessary.  The goal of the spray is to break the reflectivity - for which a complete covering is not necessary.
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* This is our least-preferred solution.
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CerMark LMM6000 Laser Marking Spray<br><br>
 
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 18 January 2022

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Removable surface sprays are helpful for coating surfaces that are highly reflective or very black. Then can also aid in marking the area to measure.

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AESUB Blue Spray

  • Very thin coating
  • Designed for laser scanning
  • Vanishing (evaporates over time) - no cleaning required
  • $240 per case of 6 cans (January 2022, Amazon)
  • See aesub.com

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Helling Spray

  • Very thin coating
  • Designed for laser scanning
  • Cleans with a dry rag.
  • Is not as dense as Magnaflux or Dynaflux. The goal of the spray is to break the reflectivity - for which a complete coverage is not necessary.
  • $300 per case of 12 cans (January 2021)
  • See 3DScanSpray.com

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Magnaflux

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Magnaflux Spotcheck SKD-S2 Developer

  • Works well
  • Very expensive compared to Dynaflux ($50 to $75 per can)
  • For applications that require cleaning, the corresponding cleaner is SKC-S
  • May cause an allergic reaction in the skin of some operators

Magnaflux Developer.jpg Magnaflux Cleaner.jpg

Dynaflux

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Dynaflux DF315-16 Crack Check D-F Developer

  • Works well
  • DF315-16 Flammable Nuclear grade uses non-chlorinated solvent
  • DNF315-16 Non-flammable Standard grade
  • Very inexpensive ($5 per can)
  • For applications that require cleaning, the corresponding cleaner uses the same Dynaflux part number.
  • May cause an allergic reaction in the skin of some operators

Dynaflux Crackcheck.jpg Dynaflux Cleaner.jpg

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