Adhesion Testing

Product Details:

CLASSIC 920 can be used to measure the shear adhesion of pressure sensitive tapes,medical patches, pressure sensitive labels and protective films, etc.

• Standard test plates and weights ensure the accuracy of test data
• The instrument is controlled by micro-computer, with PVC operation panel, membrane switches and LCD, which is convenient for customers to operate and view test data
• Six testing stations could test groups of specimens simultaneously
• Auto timing and locking functions provide higher accuracy of test results

• GB/T 4851 A Method: Including various adhesives, e.g. pressure-sensitive tapes, medical patches, adhesive labels and protection films
• GB/T 4851 D/E/F Method: Fiber reinforced adhesive tape
• Pharmacopoeia standards: Medical plasters

• This test instrument conforms to the standards: GB/T 4851, ASTM D3654, JIS Z0237

Product Details:

FPT-F1 Friction/Peel Tester can be used to measure coefficient of static and kinetic friction of plastic films, sheets, foils, paper, cardboard, PP woven bags, fabric( fabiric style test), metal-plastic composite strip/belt for communication cable, convey belt and textiles, as well as peel strength test of adhesive laminated products, medical adhesive bandage, release paper, protection films, etc.

Benefits :

• Multi-tasking
• Versatile applications
• Good accuracy

• Plastic Films and Sheets
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of plastic films and sheets
• Paper and Paperboard
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of paper and paperboard
• Textiles, Non-woven Fabrics and Woven Bags
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of textiles, non-woven fabrics and woven bags
• Rubber
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of rubber products
• Aluminum Foils and Aluminum Foil Composite Films
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of aluminum foils, aluminum foil composite films and other metal products
• Printing Matters
  Coefficient of static and dynamic friction tests of printing matters