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Measurement good Practice Guide No. 26 Adhesive TackBruce Duncan*, Steve Abbott+ and Richard Roberts** Centre for Materials Measurement and Technology, national Physical Laboratory, Teddington.+ SATRA, Kettering.** Pira International, :Adhesive tack is the property that controls the instant formation of a bond when an adhesiveand a surface are brought into contact. Although tack test methods are generally simple toperform, obtaining reliable measurements can be a problem. This Guide is intended to giveguidance on the Measurement of the tack of permanently tacky pressure sensitive adhesives(including tapes) and adhesives whose tack requires activation in some way. Standard testmethods for pressure sensitive adhesives (rolling ball, loop tack, probe tack and quick stick)are discussed. A study of a tack Measurement method for the footwear industry is presentedas a case study that illustrates the issues involved in measuring the tack of activatedadhesives.
Measurement Good Practice Guide No. 26 Adhesive Tack Bruce Duncan *, Steve Abbott + and Richard Roberts ** * Centre for Materials Measurement and Technology, National Physical Laboratory, Teddington.
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