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Tensile-impact strength
The tensile-impact strength is a tensile test with a relatively high deformation rate. It is well known that materials sometimes behave brittle under dynamic loads, whereas they can appear plastic and deformable in the quasi-static, classical tensile test.
This can lead to unpredictable breakage of packaging materials and technical products, e.g. under impact and drop stress.
| test method: | Mechanical/ technological properties |
| Norms: |
DIN EN ISO 8256 (Anhang A) (2005-05) |
| Needed sample size: | testung of plane film material: sample over total width of material, min length: 0,5 m; testing of welded seams: min 30 cm of the sealed material |
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tensile-impact strength- testing of films and sheetsE.g. suitable for testing and comparing thermoforming films and sheets such as PVC, PET and PS- materials for the performance of impact resistant compounds.
tensile-impact strength- testing of welded seams/ sealings
Testing of sealed seams on pouches, bags and sacks that are dynamically stressed during use, e.g. when handled in packaging lines by robots, during transport and use by the end customer. Especially suitable for comparative testing of materials for benchmarking and failure analysis. Not suitable for rigid films.
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Examinations in this area
- Abrasion test of printings acc. Dr. Ruf method
- Air permeance (Gurley)
- Anti-dew (anti-fog) test
- Bending stiffness
- Blocking test/blocking strength
- Bond strength/peel force of laminates/multi-layer films/bondings (temperature range - 40 up to + 120 °C)
- burst resistance (Mullen) paper
- Characterisation of stretch hood and stretch wrapping films by hysteresis tensile test (only in stretching direction, e. g. generally in TD)
- coefficient of friction COF
- Compression test on cups, buckets and basins (temperature range - 40 up to + 120 °C)
- Creep test
- Curling or flatness
- Curvature of films
- Determination of thickness of plastic films, aluminium foils, plane multilayer-materials and sheets
- Determination of weight
- Dimensions and repeating patterns on pouches, bags etc.
- Drop test of bags and pouches
- Evaluation of flatness, curvature and wrinkling of plastic films - strip method
- Fat permeability/fat density
- Fat-repellent impregnation of paper, lipophobic properties, Kit test
- FINAT peel adhesion
- Gelboflextest/Brugger KFT
- Grammage, yield
- Impact resistance by free-falling dart method (Dart Drop), staircase method
- Impact resistance by the free-falling dart method – Instrumented puncture test
- Indentation hardness (Shore hardness)
- Linear dimensional changes/dimensional stability/temperature stability of films and sheets
- Printing ink adhesion (Tesa test)
- Printing inks and coatings/ lacquers- Fastness;Suitability tests, resistance, hot alkali resistance
- Puncture resistance, quasi-statical (temperature range - 40 up to + 120 °C)
- Roughness acc. Bendtsen
- Seal resistance of printings or coatings (heat resitance)
- Seal seam quality of PE- pouches or sacks (temperature range -40 to +120 °C)
- Seal strength, tensile test on strips (temperature range -40 to +120 °C)
- Sealing and welding properties of films, verification and comparison by laboratory sealing press
- Sealing seam strength of peelable bags, sacks, sealed packages with package testing device for determining the opening forces
- Sealing/welding properties of films/hot-tack test of films
- Shear strength of glued seams (temperature range - 40 to +120° C)
- Shrinkage of PE films (Betex tester)
- Smoothness according to Bekk
- Sterilisation/pasteurization in laboratory autoclave
- Storage test in temperature-controlled room under standard atmospheres23°C/ 50 % r.h.
- storage test/ accelerated aging in explosion protected heating chamber (controlled temperature)
- Storage test/accelerated ageing in climate chamber (controlled temperature and relative humidity)
- Storage test/accelerated ageing in lab drying oven or refrigerator (controlled temperature)
- Surface resistance/resistivity
- Tear resistance (also folded edges), (temperature range - 40 up to + 120 °C)
- Tear resistance (Elmendorf)
- Tensile test aluminium films
- tensile test films and laminates (temperature range -40 to +120 °C)
- Tensile test paper wet strength
- Tensile test paper, sealing strength of paper samples
- Tensile-impact strength
- Unpacking barness of cups (hollow bodies)
- Volume determination of carrier bags and pouches
- Water absorption of paper/Cobb test
- Weathering test - wet smear resistance of printed peat culture, substrate and humus packaging
- Weathering test/lightfastness - artificial irradiation in the laboratory device/UV test
- Wetting tension (e. g. for determination of Corona treatment intensity)
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