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Ready to ShipThis machine performs the basic peel test. It can peel materials like labels from containers. It has a clear peel path, so the operator can see the test. The machine is small and easy to use. It runs on batteries or a power cord. This makes it good for testing in small spaces or on the go.
The peel testing machine has a small plate, or sled, that moves during the test. This plate, or sled, helps measure how much force is needed to peel something away. The sled lowers the impact on the test sample. It also gives very accurate force readings. This machine is often used in labs where close attention to detail is needed. The sled helps make sure the peel test is done correctly.
The peel testing machine can change the speed of the test. It helps see how different speeds affect peeling. Some of its speeds are fast, slow, and medium. This makes it useful for testing a range of materials. The machine can go from a very quick peel to a slow, careful peel. This helps give many different kinds of peel data.
The static peel test equipment is a simple machine. It holds two materials together, then peels them apart. It does not move fast, but it gives steady, good results. The machine uses weights to pull the two parts apart slowly. This helps test glue or other bonds between materials. It is often used in Quality Control to check for strong or weak bonds.
Peel machines check how well adhesives stick to surfaces. This helps companies find the right glue for their labels or packaging. These machines run more tests and can test many types of glue at once. It speeds up testing in factories where many products need to be checked quickly.
Peel testers measure the strength of package seals. They check if seals stay safe during shipping and handling. The machines help check peel strength, which affects seal performance. The data help may improve seal designs in food, health, and other packaging found in this category.
Peel testers help check the layers in composite materials like carbon fiber. They use the machines to measure layer bonding and ensure quality control. The testers check large samples quickly, making them great for high-demand factories. They help improve product strength for auto, aerospace, and construction uses.
Peel testers check how well coatings and films bond to surfaces. They look for weak spots that could lead to peeling or flaking during use. Users use the testers to run many tests, making it easy to spot bad batches. Factories use them to ensure coatings work correctly in items like electronics, tools, and machinery.
Peel testers are useful for smartphone screen rules. They confirm the bond between screens and protective glass. Testing this bond ensures durability and touch response. Their app role is to test large sample screens for quality control. This saves time for large factories that build many phones daily.
Load Capacity
The peel testing machine has a load capacity of up to 5kg. This allows the machine to handle various peeling tasks with ease. Larger machines have load capacities of over 50kg for heavy-duty jobs.
Speed
The peel testing machine runs at speeds between 2 to 100mm per minute. This range gives it the flexibility to test many materials. This allows it to peel labels slowly or quickly, depending on the need.
Stroke Length
The stroke length for most machines is about 150mm. This enables short to medium peel tests. Some machines offer longer strokes, going up to 500mm. This is especially useful for larger samples.
Sensors and Data
The peel testing machine has a 0.1N load cell. This gives accurate force readings during the peel test. It also has a data logger that saves the results as they happen. This helps make clear, complete records of every test.
Software
The peel testing machine has user-friendly software. It connects through USB or Bluetooth to show results on a computer. Users can look at live data, make custom graphs, and save the test for later.
Prepare the Sample
Prepare a sample with flat edges for the peel test machine. Stick a test material to a fixed surface. Leave a small edge, or tab, hanging over the side. If needed, attach a second material to the first for testing.
Set Up the Testing Machine
Put the sample in the peel testing machine grips or clamps. Adjust the grips to hold the sample tightly without crushing it. Select the correct peel speed based on the test needs.
Run the Test
Press "Start" to begin the peel test. The machine will pull one material away slowly and measure the force used. Watch the live data as the test runs.
Finish and Save the Results
The test will stop when the material completely peels off. The peel testing machine will show the peak force needed on the screen. Save the results by clicking the save button in the software. Give the file a name and date it.
Keep It Clean
Always peel test machine area clean and free of clutter. Patch up any small holes or tears in testing materials right away. Remove dust or old testing samples from machine parts often.
Check the Parts Often
Look at small machine parts like grips and sensors every few weeks. Check them for wear or damage like cracks or rust. Change parts that show signs of wearing out.
Oil Moving Sections
Put a small amount of oil on moving machine parts every month. It helps them last longer and work smoothly. Wipe off any extra oil when done.
Check the Software
Always make sure peel test software is up to date. It keeps the machine running well. Check for updates or patches online.
Follow the Manual
Read maintenance tips in the machine's manual for help. It explains how to care for the machine.
Confirm that the peel testing machine meets international standards for strong bonding. These rules keep things safe and work well. Look for marks like ISO to show that it follows the rules.
Do not let water touch the machine. Water can harm wires inside and hurt how it works. Stay careful when using liquids near the machine.
When not in use, put the peel testing machine in a neat and safe spot. Avoid areas with too much heat or cold. Use a cover to keep it safe from dust.
Check cables, grips, and other parts for damage. Ruined parts can make test results wrong. Swap out broken parts fast to stay safe.
Only let trained workers use the peel testing machine. Read the manual first so testing goes smoothly. More care means fewer mishaps.
Check the screen for odd numbers. Wrong data can lead to bad results. Fix problems fast to stay accurate.
Do not carry the peel testing machine by its wires. Always lift it safely to avoid breaking parts. Treat it with care for good performance.
A peel testing machine measures how well two surfaces stick together by pulling them apart. It checks the strength of bonds in various materials.
It attaches a sample to grips and slowly peels it apart while recording the force. This shows how much force is needed to peel something off.
Several industries like food packaging, electronics, and adhesives testing use peel testing machines to ensure product quality and performance.
Peel strength is measured in force per unit width, like newtons per millimeter. It shows how strong the bond is between surfaces.
Keep it clean, check for wear, and update software often. Regular maintenance keeps the machine in good working order.
