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What are the common pain points and solutions for using the Meyer rod?
1: The coating is uneven and has stripes.
Reason: The pulling speed is inconsistent, the substrate is not flat, and there are air bubbles in the slurry.
Solution: Pull at a constant speed, fix the substrate on the vacuum suction platform, and de-bubble the slurry in advance.
2: The Meyer rod is prone to clogging the filament and has a short service life.
Reason: Dry slurry residue remains in the steel wire gaps, and cleaning is not timely.
Solution: Immediately soak in the solvent after use, gently clean with a soft brush, and never scrape the steel wire with hard objects.
3: The coating thickness does not reach the expected value.
Reason: Confuse the wet film thickness and dry film thickness, and ignore the coating solid content.
Solution: Wet film thickness × Coating solid content ≈ Theoretical dry film thickness.
4: Thin coatings have broken lines or missed coating.
Reason: The slurry particles are too large, getting stuck in the steel wire gaps.
Solution: Pre-filter the slurry, use a rod with a large gap or an extrusion-type filament-free rod.