Constant Temperature Tape Retention Tester

The Constant Temperature Tape Holding Power Tester simulates a constant temperature environment using a heating plate to measure the displacement time of the tape under load. It is used to evaluate the long-term adhesion performance of the tape at specific temperatures and is commonly employed in quality control and research and development testing of adhesive products.
Selection
When selecting, attention should be paid to ensuring that the temperature range covers the application scenarios, temperature control accuracy affects data reliability, fixture dimensions match sample specifications, timing functions meet standard requirements, and the equipment structure should facilitate operation and maintenance.

Standards

Instruments

Tack testing to assess adhesion by measurement of displacement or peeling time under specified weight. With thermostatic test chamber, multi-national standards are supported and the operation process is clear.

$ 2090.00

Equipped with 10-station synchronous test capability, 1000g weight and 1-999999 minute Timer, using SUS #304 steel plate to ensure test accuracy, and automatically recording tape peeling time.

$ 748.00

Support 10 groups of samples synchronized testing and independent timing, temperature control range from room temperature to 70 ℃, hot air circulation to ensure Temperature uniformity, meet a variety of standard testing requirements.

$ 1380.00

10 station design can carry out multiple sets of tests at the same time. Temperature range RT +~ 250 ℃, hot air circulation to ensure uniform temperature. With over-temperature and electric overload automatic power-off protection, improve operation safety.

$ 1390.00

Equipped with 1000g weight and 1~ 999999 minute Timer, using SUS #304 steel plate to ensure test accuracy and meet a number of national standards.

$ 414.00

With 5 groups of independent testing capabilities, the temperature control range is from room temperature to 70 ° C, and the hot air circulation method is used to ensure Temperature uniformity.

$ 1284.00

With 3 test stations, multiple sets of tests can be performed simultaneously, and the timing is up to 9999h59min59s. High-end proximity switches and laser cross-cut test boards are used to ensure detection accuracy and durability.

$ 477.00

The adhesive force of the tape is 4.3N/cm, and the principle of cross-cut method is adopted, which is suitable for adhesion testing. The performance is stable and non-degumming, and the test results are accurate and reliable.

$ 166.00

1~ 200000Lux Measurement range and +/- 3% accuracy, support data retention and MAX Maximum MIN Minimum measurement functions, Response Time 1 second, Sampling rate 1.5 times/second.

$ 121.00

11/16 inch standard width paper tape, capable of completing approximately 1800 cycles of testing per roll, must be stored at 23 +/- 2 ° C and 50 +/- 10% Humidity to ensure Stability.

$ 377.00

Adopt replica tape method to measure surface roughness, Peak Measurement range 20~ 115μm, accuracy +/- 5μm, with automatic subtracting substrate function, High Protection Rating, anti-solvent and water dust.

$ 935.00

Measured value 500N, suitable for tape, PCB, adhesive tape and other materials disbonding force test, supporting the Force Gauge test bench.

$ 89.00

Using 2000g +/- 5g roller load and 300mm/min rolling speed to ensure that the adhesive tape sample is flat and evenly adhered to the standard substrate, in line with CNS-11888 and PSTC-8 design standards.

$ 524.00

With a 5/10 station design and room temperature range, multiple samples can be tested simultaneously, and the adhesion and durability performance can be accurately evaluated through the suspension weight measurement of the displacement or complete disengagement time.

$ 427.00

Using 16-bit AD converter and K-type Thermocouple, sampling speed 16 times per second, Measurement range -50 ° C to 1300 ° C, support Fahrenheit switching and data retention functions.

$ 104.00

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