AESUB Orange (6 Cans | 400ml x 6Aerosol Can) - Long-Lasting 3D Scanning Spray For Scanning Challenging Surfaces (up to 24 hours)
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Backed by customer demands, AESUB Orange is a new long-lasting, vanishing 3D scanning spray. It's similar to AESUB Blue except it evaporates within 24 hours instead of a few hours.
Now there's an answer to 3D scanning challenging surfaces including dark, reflective, transparent, or highly textured surfaces. What's special about this spray is thatthere's no need to clean or wipe off the spray after your scanning is completed.
This self-vanishing spray has been developed by scanning experts that disappears without a trace. This is especially useful for parts that are delicate or cannot be cleaned.
Specifications
- No mess:Disappears without a trace, leaving nothing but perfect scans behind
- Won't damage parts:Uses a special, evaporating formula that requires no cleaning, won't stain your surfaces, or affect your product
- Even application:Thin and homogenous coating (layer thickness of ~2-6 microns)
- Residue-free sublimation:Disappearing state-of-the-art scanning spray
- Long-lasting:Disappears up to 24 hours
- Effective scan time:4-8 hours
- Sublimination time:12-24 hours
- Color:white
- No cleaning required
- Thin and homogeneous coating
- No titanium dioxide
- Free of pigments
- Developed and approved by scanning experts
- Made in Germany
Free of TiO2!
Titanium dioxide has received its carcinogenicity classification from the EU CLP (Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation). The classification as a carcinogen by inhalation applies to mixtures in powder form containing 1 % or more of titanium dioxide which is in the form of or incorporated in particles with aerodynamic diameter ≤ 10 μm. All AESUB products are free of harmful titanium dioxide. We recommend you to check whether your sprays in use contain titanium dioxide and to consult with your EHS manager.
