Drop Weight Impact Testing Machine Wedge Delamination Impact Test (Adhesives - ISO 11343)
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As automotive design evolves, adhesives are rapidly replacing traditional fastening methods that join various metals, plastics, rubber, and glass. Specialized adhesives are used to bond structural frames, body panels, hem flanges, windshields, metals, composites, rubber, glass, and other components. This document introduces topics such as "Why is the wedge peel impact test for adhesives important now?" and "Testing methods under actual usage conditions." Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Why is the wedge peel impact test for adhesives important now? ■ How can we address the challenges of ISO 11343? ■ Testing methods under actual usage conditions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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