PEEL / SEAL / BOND AND ADHESION STRENGTH TESTER
Peel Strength Tester
Model ELI- P/S/B/AST
The working process of a Peel/Seal/Bond Strength Tester
Preparation of the Samples: The first step in preparing the samples for testing is to ensure that they are clean and of the right size. Setting the Test Parameters: After that, we set up the testing machine by deciding how quickly it should work, how much force it should use, and whether any special conditions, like temperature or humidity, are required, which is crucial when using a peel bond tester.
Sample Fixation: The next step is to secure the samples to the testing machine. During the test, we use something to keep them in place and prevent them from moving, ensuring accurate results when utilizing a peel tester.
Beginning the Test: After setting everything up, we begin the test. We use controlled force when testing the strength of a seal or tearing things apart. Measuring Force: As the test progresses, we measure the force required to break the seal or pull things apart. On the machine, we can see these measurements in real time. Data Recording: The machine records crucial information like the force applied during the test. We can use this data to create a report later.
Analyzing the Results: Following the test, we examine the data to determine how well the samples performed. In order to determine whether
- Measures Strength: It measures how strong adhesive bonds or seals are.
- Versatile: Can test different types of bonds and seals.
- Adjustable Settings: You can change settings like speed and force for different tests.
- Easy to Use: Simple controls and display make it easy to operate.
- Data Analysis: It records and analyzes test data for insights.
- Safe: Designed with safety features for operator protection.
- Durable: Built to last with sturdy construction.
- Compliant: Meets industry standards for accuracy and reliability.
- Customizable: Can be adjusted to fit different sample sizes and shapes.
- Precise: Provides accurate measurements for reliable results.
| Maximum Force Capacity | The maximum force the machine can apply is 20 kilograms-force (20Kgf). |
| Test Speed | The machine operates at a speed of 300 millimeters per minute, with a tolerance of ± 5%. |
| Accuracy | The machine’s accuracy is within ± 1% at full load when using a master load |
| Resolution | The smallest change in force that the machine can detect is 0.020 kilograms-force (0.020 Kgf). |
| Grip Separation | The distance between the grips can be adjusted, with a minimum of 25 millimeters and a maximum of 300 millimeters. |
| Display | Test results are shown on a digital LED display with a 7-segment format. |
| Memory | The machine saves the maximum value obtained during the test for later reference. |
| Power Supply | The machine operates on a 220-volt single-phase power supply, at a frequency of 50 Hertz. |
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FAQ's
A peel tester is a machine used to measure the force required to peel apart two bonded surfaces.
They are commonly used in industries such as packaging, manufacturing, and electronics to test the strength of adhesive bonds.
It applies force to a bonded sample and measures the force required to separate the two surfaces, providing a measure of the peel bond strength tester.
Peel-strength tests help ensure product quality and reliability by assessing the strength of adhesive bonds, which is crucial for product performance and durability.
Yes, they are typically designed with user-friendly interfaces and controls, making them easy to operate.