Test the initial adhesion of pressure-sensitive adhesive
The methods to test the initial adhesion of pressure-sensitive adhesives include the initial adhesion test, the stick holding test, the temperature resistance test, the thermal indentation test, the anti-stripping property test, etc. The initial viscosity test can be tested using the “zhi” word method, the specific steps are as follows:
- Cut a small slit in a clean conical bottle.
- Secure one end of the pressure-sensitive rubber strip to the small mouth of the conical bottle, and touch the other end to the blackboard or glass plate.
- Press down hard on the adhesive surface to make the pressure-sensitive adhesive adhere tightly to the blackboard or glass plate.
- Read the initial adhesion value of the pressure-sensitive adhesive on the blackboard or glass plate, ing.
The stickiness test can be tested using a standard method, the constant speed tensile test method. The specific steps are as follows:
- Fix the pressure-sensitive adhesive strip on the fixture of the constant speed tensile testing machine.
- Fix the fixture and the test piece at a 90-degree Angle, and connect the tension transducer.
- 3. Adjust the tensile testing machine, so that if the test piece is out of the fixture moment, there is an appropriate tension.
- Read the holding force value of the tensile test machine, in Newton.
The temperature resistance performance test can be tested by the high-temperature aging test method, that is, the pressure-sensitive rubber strip is placed in the high-temperature test box to simulate the high-temperature environment for the aging of the pressure-sensitive rubber strip. The processing time can be as long as needed, usually 24 hours. The properties of the pressure-sensitive adhesive strip can be tested after treatment, including initial adhesion, stickiness, and temperature resistance.
Thermal indentation test can be used to test the heat resistance of pressure-sensitive adhesive strips. The specific steps are as follows:
- Place a piece of non-adhesive paper or cloth on the plate, tear off the aluminum sheet or copper sheet (0.14mm thick) with a hole punch or hand, and place a thin layer of pressure-sensitive adhesive on it.
- Tear the aluminum or copper sheet into 14mm x 14mm pieces using a tool or hand.
- Put the aluminum sheet or copper sheet on the plate, press the aluminum sheet or copper sheet closely with the pressure-sensitive adhesive strip, and then press it until dry.
- Check whether there are thermal indentation and bubbles after 24 hours at 38 ° C. If not, leave it at 100 ° C for 30 minutes.
The stripping resistance test can be carried out by the non-woven fabric method, and the specific steps are as follows:
- Put a piece of non-woven cloth (such as a wiping cloth) on a clean plate and tear it into small pieces with a hole punch or hand.
- Apply a thin layer of glue on the non-woven fabric.
- Stick the non-woven fabric on a clean plate, and stick to the non-woven fabric with tape or pressure sensitive adhesive strip.
- After waiting for some time, tear off the tape or pressure-sensitive adhesive strip from the non-woven fabric and observe whether there is a residual adhesive layer on the non-woven fabric.
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