In this test, the sample (usually in the form of a wire or strip) is wound along a heart rate. For wire samples with a diameter of less than 1mm, it can be wound on a wire rod whose diameter is 3 times the wire diameter; for wire rods with a diameter of more than 1mm, it can be wound on a wire rod with the same diameter as the wire diameter, each wound into 10~15 coils in close proximity. After winding, if the coating does not peel or peel off, it is qualified; otherwise, any peeling, chipping, flaky peeling, etc. are unqualified for bonding. In the test, the length and width of the sample, the bending rate, the uniformity of the bending action, etc. can be standardized for comparison. (Related instruments: adhesion Tester)
Coating binding force determination - Winding test method
Relevant knowledge
- 1Quantitative detection of coating bonding force--shear test method
- 2Quantitative testing of coating bonding force--tensile test method
- 3Determination of coating bonding strength - heating and cooling test method (thermal shock test)
- 4Determination of coating adhesion - File grinding test method
- 5What is the binding force of the coat?
- 6Coating adhesion test---impact test method
- 7Coating adhesion test --- scratch test method
- 8Introduction of bending test method for coating bonding force
- 9How to comprehensively evaluate the bonding force of membrane base by scratch method?
