Measuring and testing – Coating material: ink adhesive and/or plastic
Patent
1987-06-17
1988-09-06
Yasich, Daniel M.
Measuring and testing
Coating material: ink adhesive and/or plastic
73 377, 73 498, 73827, G01N 1904
Patent
active
047683767
ABSTRACT:
A method and an apparatus for testing the adhesion between the polyethylene coating and paperboard stock of polyethylene coated paperboard stock, such stock typically used in forming milk and fruit juice cartons. A normally open ended pressure chamber is closed by clamping a piece of polyethylene coated paperboard over its open end. The coating facing the pressure chamber is cut completely through to form an opening. Air of a predetermined value is introduced into the pressure chamber. The opposite coating will form a bubble, indicating delamination, if the integrity of the adhesion between the polyethylene coating and the paperboard is poor. The air pressure at which delamination occurs is then used to quantify adhesion.
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Kinsey, Jr. Joe L.
Lanham, Jr. Robert L.
Muller William F.
Paulhamus Kenneth E.
International Paper Company
Yasich Daniel M.
Zielinski Walt Thomas
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