Hot Adhesion Tensile Testing Machine

Main Uses of the Hot - Tack Tensile Tester

The hot - tack tensile tester is an instrument specifically designed to test the hot - tacking and heat - sealing properties of packaging materials. Its main uses include, but are not limited to: - Evaluating the Heat - Sealing Performance of Packaging Materials: By simulating the heat - sealing conditions of packaging production lines, it tests the strength of materials after heat - sealing, ensuring that packaging materials can maintain their integrity during transportation and storage. - Quality Control: During the production of packaging materials, regular testing with a hot - tack tensile tester can promptly identify production issues, ensuring stable and reliable product quality. - Material R & D: In the process of developing new materials, the hot - tack tensile tester can be used to evaluate the impact of different formulations and processes on the heat - sealing performance of materials, providing a basis for material optimization. - Applications in Multiple Fields: In addition to packaging materials, the hot - tack tensile tester can also be used to test the peeling and breaking properties of soft materials such as adhesives, adhesive tapes, self - adhesive labels, and paper, providing technical support for the application of these materials.

Compliance Standards

GB/T 34445 - 2017 ASTM

Technical Parameters

- Heat - Sealing Pressure: Adjustable from 0.05 MPa to 0.7 MPa, used to simulate different heat - sealing conditions. - Heat - Sealing Time: Adjustable from 0.1s to 999.9s, ensuring that the heat - sealing process reaches a stable state. - Hot - Tack Time: Adjustable from 0.1s to 999.9s, used to evaluate the performance of materials during the hot - tacking process. - Temperature Control: Using digital P.I.D temperature - control technology, it can quickly reach the preset temperature and maintain the temperature stable. - Force Range: Multiple ranges are available, such as 0 - 200N (some devices may have a larger range). - Accuracy: Generally level 1 or higher, ensuring the accuracy of measurement results.