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A range of rheological equipment is available with a variety of spindle geometries to properly perform quality control analyses of various adhesives and sealants.
Formulators are constantly updating their adhesive and sealant formulations; consequently, manufacturers of the equipment used to measure the adhesives’ and sealants’ flow behavior properties must keep current with these new formulations.
The new TA-LTT loop tack tester can be used with this company’s CT3 tester. The tester is designed for testing the adhesive strength of materials per ASTM D 2979.
Adhesive nasal strips were first created in the early 20th century not for people but for racing horses. Horse trainers found that their horses raced better with the strips in place.
For many years, the adhesives and sealants industry has used a range of standardized test methods to ensure the quality of products for industrial applications.