Porosity check of your paraglider
zł100.00
Tax included
The porosity test of the paraglider is aimed at reviewing the technical condition of the material.
Porosity is the basic parameter which shows, that the paraglider is still suitable for use.
The test is carried out by using a porosimeter from the Swiss company JDC Electronic SA, the parameter determining air porosity is the JDC unit.
The MK2 Porosimeter is the best in the world so far, and delivers the best indications in terms of fabric quality.
Other manufacturers make similar porosimeters, however they are far from perfect in many ways.
That is why, the MK2 quickly became the benchmark for measuring paraglider porosity.
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14 days for return
The working principle of the porosimeter is as follows:
A specific density of air is passed through the fabric to measure its quality.
Porosimeter measures the time of penetration of 0.25 liters of air through 38.5 cm2 of fabric at 10 mbar.
The result in seconds can be converted to liters per m2 per minute (l/m2/min).
The latest model of the MK2 porosimeter has an external addition, thanks to which we can reach the narrow cells of paragliders, especially competition ones with high aspect ratio.
A small external MK2 addition, allow access to a very narrow leading edge of your paraglider.
The MK2 model has become the standard model among porosimeters and provides the BEST indications, and has become the benchmark for measuring fabric quality.
It measures the degradation of fabrics, so that the pilot knows in which condition his paraglider is, and whether it is still suitable for safe flying.
If you want to check the paraglider porosity, do not risk testing on cheap porosimeters bought at Allegro, OLX, or some other websites.
Paraglider porosity test include the following steps:
Paraglider identification: nameplate, documents
Checking the porosity of fabrics: upper and lower surface of the paraglider, using a porosimeter from the Swiss company JDC Electronic SA
Inspection of the wing: this examination is aimed to find potential tears and cracks of the fabric
If you are located in Polish territory, after purchasing the service, please bring the parcel with your paraglider to the nearest InPost locker and send it to:
InPost PIN03M, Legionowców 26, 28-400 Pińczów, Poland
The telephone number for notifications is: (+48) 510521005
e-mail: lotykrakow@gmail.com
The maximum size of a "Large" parcel is up to dimensions of: 41 x 38 x 64 cm and up to 25 kg
In a situation where the size of the cardboard box exceeds the size of the "Large" parcel, please contact me by mobile at 510521005 to arrange other sending options and collection.
The price of the service includes ony the cost of shipping to the recipient's InPost parcel locker in Poland
However, if You are located in other country than Poland and You do not have access to Polish "InPost company services", please send your parcel with standard post or logistic company to the following address:
Jan Rentowski "GringoFly"
ul. Jana Styki 15
31-303 Kraków
Poland
e-mail: lotykrakow@gmail.com
The telephone number for notifications is: (+48) 790 377 654
Please note, that once you chose this service, you need to cover cots associated with sending back your equipment to your country.
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The porosity test of the paraglider is aimed at reviewing the technical condition of the material.
Porosity is the basic parameter which shows, that the paraglider is still suitable for use.
The test is carried out by using a porosimeter from the Swiss company JDC Electronic SA, the parameter determining air porosity is the JDC unit.
The MK2 Porosimeter is the best in the world so far, and delivers the best indications in terms of fabric quality.
Other manufacturers make similar porosimeters, however they are far from perfect in many ways.
That is why, the MK2 quickly became the benchmark for measuring paraglider porosity.
