In most diverse engineering applications the ability of liquids to wet solids affects the quality of the products and their manufacturing processes. Important examples for this are the production and application of paints and varnishes, the development and optimization of composite materials, the use of  adhesives and suitable solvents for engineer- patibility of medical implants.

Analytical values are provided by the precise investigations of static and dynamic contact angles, the  surface free energy of solids as well as the surface and interfacial tension of liquids. Last but not least the rapid advancements in nanotechnology and biotechnology profit from the exact knowledge of wetting processes in the submicroscopic level.

After all, our development engineers profit from more than a decade of practical experience in these measurement techniques. We would like to invite you to use this knowledge incorporated in our measurement equipment.