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Adhesive Peel Fixtures


Description

Adhesive Peel test may be performed with either 90 degree, 180 degree, T-Peel, or Floating Roller. The data analysis is basically the same. Peel test analysis requires the averaging of the load values over a defined range of peel length.

Principle of Operation

Peel fixtures provide a condition of use to measure the bond strength between laminated surface coatings, films, packaging, and their rigid backings, as well as other bonded structures.

To initiate a test, the laminate is partially peeled from the backing medium. The medium is then inserted into the fixture and the free end of the sample is inserted into an appropriate upper grip.

The upper grip that is connected to the crosshead is then driven in the tensile direction and the laminate is peeled from the backing.

The force required to peel the laminate is monitored by the load weighing system, providing a direct measurement of bond strength.
90 degree Constant Angle Peel Fixture
90 degree Constant Angle Peel Fixture

Application Range

  • Type of test: 90 degree and variable degree Angle, T-peel, and German wheeel peel tests
  • Type of Materials: Films, tapes laminated surface coatings, labels and decals
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Cat#Item NameTesting StandardsCapacityDetails
2820-020Floating Roller Peel Fixture. ISOISO 4578 EN 1464 5 kN
(500 kgf)
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2820-026German rotating wheel fixtureISO 6133 IPC-TM-650 2.4.9 1 kN
(100 kgf)
Click to view item details and specificationsDownload this PDFGerman rotating wheel fixtureGerman rotating wheel fixture
2820-035Constant 90° Angle Peel Fixture. 1 kN
(100 kgf)
Click to view item details and specificationsDownload this PDFConstant 90° Angle Peel Fixture.
2820-036Variable Angle Peel Fixture. 1 kN
(100 kgf)
Click to view item details and specificationsVariable Angle Peel Fixture.
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