Product Details
Jemmco’s Accu-Flo™ Jumbo Dyne Pens are a valve style pen, which release fluid by pushing down on the tip. The ¼” wide x ½” long felt tip, regulates the amount of fluid released to the substrate, producing a wide, consistent line, that is easy for the user to read. The refillable barrel holds just under 1.5 ounces of fluid for long, continuous use. These pens are ideal for covering large surface areas. The nice, wide, dark blue stripe is easier to read, making it the perfect pen for identifying treat patterns and back side treatment. When supplied filled with Jemmco dyne solution, the solution is supplied in a separate, hermetically sealed 2 oz. container, marked with the dyne level and the anticipated expiration date. Jemmco Accu-Flo™ Jumbo Dyne Pens are a perfect way to dispense low viscosity liquids. The screw on cap makes it easy to fill, and easy to clean. The Jemmco Accu-Flo™ Jumbo Dyne Pens features a replaceable felt tip in order to assure continued accuracy.
- Available in dyne levels ranging from 30 dynes up to 70 dynes, in increments of one dyne level
- Pens measure 1" in diameter and 6.25" long
- Can be ordered filled or unfilled
- Features replaceable felt tip in order to assure continued accuracy
How it Works
With Jemmco Accu-Flo™ Jumbo Dyne Pens the user simply marks a line on the substrate in question, and counts three seconds. If the line does not breakup within two seconds, the substrate is either at the level of the marker used or higher. If the line starts to break up before the three second count is finished, then the substrate being tested is below the level of the marker used. The ideal surfaces for Dyne Pens are non-absorbent materials. It is necessary to obtain a high surface energy for ideal adhesion when printing and gluing various substrates. The test fluid should not alter the surface properties of the substrate.
Helpful Tips
o Inconsistent pressure may provide a false dyne reading
o Touching the surface to be tested could result in contamination
o Usable on almost any smooth and non-absorptive substrates
o Reliable for R&D and lab applications
o Pens should be stored at room temperature
o Contaminated pens should not be used
o 5-6 month shelf life
o Dyne pens should not be exposed to direct sunlight, therefore they
should be closed when not in use
o Dyne level decay is very quick directly after corona treatment
