📏 The Formula
The relationship between wet and dry film thickness is determined by the volume solids of the coating:
DFT = WFT × (Volume Solids / 100)
Precision tool for calculating Dry Film Thickness (DFT), Wet Film Thickness (WFT), and Volume Solids for industrial painting and coating specifications.
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Percentage of non-volatile material in the coating
The relationship between wet and dry film thickness is determined by the volume solids of the coating:
DFT = WFT × (Volume Solids / 100)
Ensure you are using Volume Solids and not Weight Solids. Weight solids include the weight of the pigments and resins but not the volume they occupy once the solvent evaporates.
1 mil = 25.4 microns (µm). To convert mils to microns, multiply by 25.4. To convert microns to mils, divide by 25.4.
Always verify calculations against the technical data sheet (TDS) provided by the coating manufacturer for specific product requirements.