We are pleased to announce the addition of the following three new products to our Prescale for High Temperature lineup:
- Prescale for High Temperature 100 LW
- Prescale for High Temperature 200 LW
- Prescale for High Temperature 200 LLLW
Date: Section 1: March 25th, 2026 / Section 2: March 25th, 2026
Time: Section 1
06:30 ~ 07:30 PM JST
03:00 ~ 04:00 PM IST
04:30 ~ 05:30 PM ICT
05:30 ~ 06:30 PM SGT
Time: Section 2
09:00 ~ 10:00 AM PST
12:00 ~ 13:00 PM EST
02:00 ~ 03:00 PM BRT
Platform: Microsoft Teams
Language: English
Fee: Free
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- Measure pressure under heat conditions considering thermal effects such as thermal expansion.
- Reduces the temperature adjustment time of pressing machine which improves inspection efficiency.
- Product name / Model
Prescale for High Temperature 100/200
- Recommended temperature of applied heat
Prescale for High Temperature 100: 35°C to 150°C（heat applied to both sides）
Prescale for High Temperature 200: 150°C to 220°C（heat applied to both sides)- Precision
±10% or less (measured using a densitometer)
Prescale for High Temperature is categorized into different types according to the temperature and pressure range [MPa]. Please select the type that best suits your inspection condition.
Recommended temperature：35°C～150°C
Recommended temperature：150°C～220°C
Unwanted coloring and base deformation during heat press have been suppressed.
① Modification of substrate to heat-resistant
② Modification of coating film
③ Adoption of heat-resistant microcapsule
The pressure value can be confirmed visually by referring to a standard chart.
- * This chart is for Medium Pressure (MW) Prescale and will differ from results for Prescale for High Temperature.
- * Parts shown as dotted lines may exceed the allowable error range and should only be used as a reference.
- * Curve A, B or C should be selected based on the applied heat.
1. Remove the Prescale from the black and blue polyethylene bags and cut into the required shape.
2. Place the color-forming agent of the A film and the color-developing agent of the C film together and put the Prescale in position for pressure measurement, with the C film on the bottom and the A film on top. Apply pressure.
3. Remove the film to visually inspect the pressure distribution.
4. Capture colored Prescale with FUJIFILM Prescale Mobile app.
5. Quantify pressure in various items: Average pressure, pressed area, etc.
6. Analyze date in detail, and share data to others.
