Finixa SSP 50 – Integrating Holder & Stand for Spray Out Cards Cleanly into the Painting Process
If you want to professionally ensure color approvals, you need not only good spray out cards but also clean, low-contact handling during the process. The Finixa SSP 50 was specifically developed for this: for the touch-free holding and presentation of SSP spray out samples. This guide shows how to use the system effectively in practice, avoid mistakes, and organize your sample cards in a cleaner, more structured, and traceable way.
Finixa SSP 50 – Magnetic holder and magnetic stand for touch-free handling of spray out samples
Why the SSP 50 is More Than Just an Accessory in Daily Work
In painting preparation, the quality of the entire approval process often determines the success just as much as the color itself. Sample cards must not be smudged, accidentally touched, or stored in a cluttered way. This is exactly where the SSP 50 demonstrates its strength: it supports touch-free handling and creates more order during drying, checking, comparing, and presenting spray samples.
This is particularly useful wherever multiple sample cards are prepared in parallel, coordinated internally, or compared directly with references on the vehicle. The result is a calmer, cleaner, and more traceable workflow.
Product Overview
| Area | Details | Practical Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Finixa SSP 50 | Accessory for spray out cards in the painting process |
| Design | Magnetic holder and magnetic stand | Low-contact handling and secure presentation |
| Intended Use | Developed for SSP spray out samples | Cleaner color comparison and structured sample management |
| Matching Context | SSP sample card system | Ideal in combination with prepared Finixa spray out cards |
| Packing Unit | 1 Set | Useful for individual workstations or inspection stations |
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If you want to handle spray out cards cleanly and professionally in the color process, the Finixa SSP 50 is a practical addition to your workplace.
Go to product nowRecommended Basic Settings in the Process
The SSP 50 itself is not a technical adjustment device. Therefore, there are no pressure, temperature, or torque values from the manufacturer's content. The following points are practice-oriented guidelines for clean use in the color process.
| Point | Guideline | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Sample Card Surface | Choose appropriately prepared SSP card | Improve comparison under realistic conditions |
| Handling | Low-contact from pickup to approval | Fewer fingerprints and dirt entry |
| Inspection Station | Clean, dry, and clearly organized | Greater reproducibility in comparison |
| Labeling | Label clearly before painting | Avoid confusion in multi-card processes |
| Presentation | Position card stably and visibly | Faster alignment with component and color variant |
Professional Workflow with the SSP 50
Choose the appropriate SSP spray out card according to the test objective. A clean card, the correct primer variant, and clear labeling before paint application are crucial.
Insert the spray out card into the holder instead of constantly holding it by hand during preparation or inspection. This keeps the surface clean and the edges free from unwanted contact.
Coat the card according to your color process. Ensure that the card and holder remain logically organized in the sequence so that multiple variants or mixtures are not confused.
Use the stand to position the sample visibly, in an orderly fashion, and stably. This is particularly helpful during drying, intermediate checks, or when several samples are being evaluated in succession.
Compare the sample specifically with the reference, formula, or component. SSP cards with a black line also help in assessing opacity and make differences visible more quickly.
After inspection, the approved card should be clearly marked and cleanly assigned to the respective order. This creates a traceable process from the spray sample to the final color decision.
Troubleshooting in Practice
1. Spray sample gets dirty during handling
- Place the spray out card into the holder immediately after preparation.
- Keep the inspection area clean and dry.
- Only touch non-critical areas or avoid touching the coated surface directly.
2. Multiple sample cards are mixed up
- Label every card before coating.
- Clearly mark variants, mixing stages, and approval status.
- Define a fixed inspection station per order.
3. Color comparison feels cluttered or ambiguous
- Align the sample card stably on the stand.
- Only compare fully prepared and matching cards.
- Always perform the inspection in the same sequence and under consistent conditions.
4. Workstation quickly becomes cluttered with sample cards
- Only leave current cards at the inspection station.
- Separate approved and discarded samples immediately.
- Use the SSP 50 as a permanent part of the approval station rather than as a loose storage aid.
Maintenance and Care
- Regularly wipe dry and clean to ensure no dust is transferred to sample cards.
- Keep magnetic surfaces free from sanding dust and metal particles.
- Store the holder and stand in a dry place and do not leave them in dirty mixing areas.
- Briefly check before each use if the card sits securely and can be positioned stably.
- Do not misuse as a universal workpiece holder; use specifically for spray out cards.
FAQ for Finixa SSP 50
For touch-free handling of SSP spray samples during the color tone and approval process.
The set consists of a magnetic holder and a magnetic stand.
Primarily with SSP spray out cards intended for color control, which have prepared surfaces depending on the variant.
No separate technical setting values like pressure or temperature were stored for the SSP 50 in the manufacturer's content. Therefore, a clearly defined process is most important.
Sample cards stay cleaner, can be presented in a more orderly fashion, and can be compared and documented more structurally in the approval process.
Conclusion
The Finixa SSP 50 is a small but very practical tool for anyone who wants to integrate spray out cards professionally into the painting process. If you want to document color control cleanly, present sample cards in an orderly fashion, and avoid unnecessary surface contact, the holder and stand provide a simple solution with real everyday benefits. Especially in combination with matching SSP spray out cards, it creates a significantly more structured approval process.
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