Lasting Adhesive Tester for Adhesion Testing of Protective Films

The stickiness Tester is also very important in the application of protective film. Protective film is a protective material widely used in electronic products, glass products, metal products and other fields. They need to have good adhesion and durability to ensure that the film can be tightly attached to the protected object and maintain its protective effect continuously. Therefore, it is very important to use a tack Tester to evaluate the adhesion and durability of the protective film.

In the application of protective film, the adhesion Tester can perform the following tests:

1. Adhesion test at room temperature: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the protective film at room temperature to evaluate its adhesion performance.

2. High-temperature stickiness test: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the protective film at high temperature to evaluate its high-temperature resistance and long-lasting performance.

3. Low-temperature stickiness test: This test can test the long-lasting adhesion of the protective film at low temperature to evaluate its low-temperature resistance and long-lasting performance.

4. Peeling force test: This test can test the peeling force between the protective film and the protected object to evaluate its peeling performance and reliability.

5. Tensile force test: This test can test the adhesion performance and deformation performance of the protective film when stretched or stretched to evaluate its ability to adapt to different shapes and surface materials.

The persistent adhesion Tester can also be used for quality control and inspection. Manufacturers can use this equipment to test the lasting adhesion of each batch of protective film to ensure that its quality meets the standard requirements.

In short, the stickiness Tester is of great significance in the application of protective films, which can help manufacturers evaluate the adhesion performance, durability and reliability of protective films, so as to ensure that the film can be tightly attached to the protected object and continue to maintain its protective effect.