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Coating Measurement Reports: Preserve Instrument Settings
A number without its method settings may be impossible to reproduce. Saved settings are part of the measurement record.
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Practical approach
Record instrument model, probe or geometry, units, relevant adjustment and software processing choices. Store the original output with the interpreted summary.
Two gloss readings taken at different geometries should not be combined into one trend without clearly identifying the difference.
Decision limits
Do not reconstruct missing settings from memory after a disagreement. Treat the result's interpretability as limited and obtain a properly documented repeat where justified.
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Ceramic Coating Test Reports: Handling an Outlier
Investigate an unusual coating test result with a documented process instead of automatically deleting it or treating it as definitive.
Transferred Coating Containers: Preserve Product Identity in the Workshop
Moving a product into another working container can disconnect it from its instructions and history. Establish an approved identification method before using a transferred product.
Coating Adhesion Reports: Identify Where the Failure Occurred
An adhesion value alone may not explain the failure. The location of separation within the coating, interface or substrate changes its interpretation.