The force required to remove a pressure sensitive from a standard test panel at a specific angle and speed after the label has been applied under specified conditions. The strip of test material is usually one inch wide, and the angle of measurement can be 90 to 180 degrees from the surface.
Refers to FINAT test methods 1 & 2 in which the force required to remove a measured section of adhesive coated material from a specified surface is recorded.
Peel Adhesion refers to the force required to break the bond between a tape and the surface to which it is applied. Usually measured by peeling back the tape at 180 degrees or sometimes at 90 degrees in the case of certain backings, and expressed in ounces per inch width.
The force required to remove a pressure sensitive label from a standard test surface at a specified angle and speed, after the label has been applied according to specified conditions.
The force per unit width required to break the bond between a tape and a surface when peeled back; usually at 180 degrees at a standard rate and condition.
The force required to remove a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape or material from a standard test panel at the specified angle and speed after it has been applied to the test panel under specified conditions.
Adhesive's resistance to be stripped from a bonded joint with the stripping force applied at a predetermined angle and rate. (more about adhesive testing)
The force required to remove a strip of pressure- sensitive material, usually 1” wide, from a stainless steel surface at a fixed rate of removal (one test uses 12” per minute). Peel adhesion can be measured at 90 degrees or 180 degrees from the surface.
Peel adhesion is the force required to remove a pressure sensitive label from a standard test panel at a specified angle and speed after the label had been applied to the test panel under specified conditions for a specific time period.
Adhesion strength. Peel adhesion is the force required to move a pressure-sensitive label from a standard test panel at a specified angle and speed after the label has been applied to the test panel under specified conditions.
The force required to remove a pressure sensitive adhesive from a surface at a specified angle and speed. Measured in ounces per inch of width.
The force required to delaminate a structure or to separate the surface layer from a substrate. Peel adhesion is the usual measure of the strength of the bond between fiber reinforcements and rubber in tires and other mechanical rubber goods.
