Test Jig aids peel strength tests on plastic ID cards.
September 10, 2009 -
Including upper wedge grip and lower fixture containing rollers which can be used in conjunction with low force universal materials test instruments, TG113 is designed for peel strength testing of laminated layers of standard plastic ID cards in accordance with ISO/IEC 10373-1:2006 (E). Jig allows 90° peel tests to be made at forces up to 200 N. Up to 4 test strips per card can be prepared and tested.
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Original Press release
Lloyd Instruments Ltd. Forum House
12 Barnes Wallis Road
Hampshire, , Hants
United Kingdom
Peel Strength Testing for a Flexible Friend!
Lloyd Instruments has introduced a new test jig for peel strength testing of laminated layers of standard plastic identification cards to international standards. The use of plastic cards is reaching unprecedented levels, with at least one credit or debit card, driving licence, or loyalty or membership card being found in almost everyone's wallet or purse.
The new TG113 90° peel test jig includes an upper wedge grip and lower fixture containing rollers, which can be used in conjunction with one of Lloyd Instruments' low force universal materials test instruments such as the LFPlus tester. The jig allows 90° peel tests to be made at forces up to 200 N (44.96 lbf) for the measurement of peel strength between card layers in accordance with ISO/IEC 10373-1:2006 (E).
The strip to be tested on the card is attached to an adhesive tape loop. This is passed through the roller assembly and held securely by the upper clamp so that the face of the card rests on the underside of the rollers. The grip therefore clamps the prepared card test layer so that a peeling angle of 90° is maintained during measurement. Up to four test strips per card may be prepared and tested.
About Lloyd Instruments Ltd
Lloyd Instruments is a unit of the AMETEK Measurement & Calibration Technologies Division. Both are part of AMETEK, Inc., a New York Stock Exchange-listed company and a leading global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electric motors with annual sales of $2.5 billion. Visit www.lloyd-instruments.com for more information.
Further Enquiries:
Suzanne Sharpe,
Lloyd Instruments Ltd.
Forum House,
12 Barnes Wallis Road,
Segensworth East, Fareham,
Hants PO15 5TT UK.
Tel. +44 (0)1489 486399
Fax. +44 (0)1489 885118
http://www.lloyd-instruments.com
E-mail Suzanne.sharpe@ametek.co.uk
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