Peel Test of Masking Tape (JIS Z0237, ASTM D6862, ASTM B571, ASTM D2861, and ASTM D429) - Adhesive Force Measurement with Different Peeling Angles

User Benefits

- The adhesive force can be measured over a range of peeling angles from 10° to 170°. - Adhesive force can be measured by peeling at 90° as specified by JIS Z0237. - The AGX-V can perform not only peeling tests, but also various other tests such as tensile or compression tests, etc., by changing the jigs.

Introduction

Adhesive tape has the advantages that it is easy to join two objects together, and it can be peeled off, so it is widely used in industries such as automotive parts, building materials, pharmaceuticals, etc. For example, masking tape is used when painting automobiles and parts with many curves. It is known that the force (adhesive force) required to peel adhesive tape varies depending on the angle made with the surface to which it is applied. Adhesive tape has various uses and the angle of peeling with respect to the surface on which the tape is applied is not limited to 90° or 180° , so it is necessary to determine the adhesive force for each angle to the surface on which it is applied. In this test the adhesive force was evaluated with various peeling angles, by reference to the JIS Z 0237 section 10.4.6 for peeling at 90° . The variable angle adhesive tape tensile peeling jigs used in these tests enable measurement of the adhesive force for peeling angles from 10 to 170° .

January 6, 2022 GMT