An innovative approach, based on multiparametric analysis of interfacial crack behavior, opens entirely new perspectives for assessing the adhesive safety of double-sided adhesive tapes.
In an ever-evolving industrial landscape, advances in material technology are crucial to meet growing demands. Double-sided adhesive tapes are increasingly coming into focus as indispensable components across various industries.
When anticipating using adhesives in structural bonding, a common need is developing the testing protocol to demonstrate bonded system effectiveness. While pressure-sensitive tapes are used in structural joining, this discussion will focus on liquid, paste, and film adhesives in structural joints.
A range of rheological equipment is available with a variety of spindle geometries to properly perform quality control analyses of various adhesives and sealants.
Formulators are constantly updating their adhesive and sealant formulations; consequently, manufacturers of the equipment used to measure the adhesives’ and sealants’ flow behavior properties must keep current with these new formulations.