ASTM D429 Rubber Property - Adhesion to Rigid Substrates
ASTM D429 determines the adhesion strength of rubber to rigid materials, such as metals. The standard requires that the testing machine conform to practices described in ASTM E4. Our 3300 Series and 5900 Series universal testing systems meet this specification and provide an appropriate solution for this test application.
The standard calls out several test types related to rubber adhesion strength; however, Methods A and B are the most common.
- Method A describes a tension test used to determine the bond of a rubber part assembled between two parallel metal plates.
- Method B describes a peel procedure to determine the adhesive strength between rubber materials to a metal plate or substrate. The value of interest is the "Adhesion Strength" defined as the maximum force divided by the width of the specimen.
The challenges of testing to this standard:
- Accurately tracking the peaks and troughs throughout the adhesion test in order to report precise results.
- Maintaining unidirectional force throughout the process of peeling from a substrate.
- Proper specimen gripping.
Our solutions:
- Bluehill Universal® software can calculate adhesion strength values per this test method. Adjustable data acquisition rates allow the user to ensure they are capturing all the desired peaks and troughs throughout the entire test. (Methods A and B)
- We recommend using a 90° peel fixture that holds and moves the substrate as the rubber strip is peeled off by an upper grip. (Methods B)
- Pneumatic side action grips provide an appropriate solution due to ease of use, productivity, and better repeatability. Pneumatic grips also provide constant clamping force throughout the test to avoid specimen slippage. Manual screw action grips can also provide an adequate and affordable solution for this test. (Method B)
It is important to review ASTM D429 in order to fully understand the test setup, procedure, and results requirements.
5900 Series Premier Testing Systems Brochure
5900 Universal Testing Systems are engineered for precision, built for durability, and offer the flexibility for changing requirements. They are designed with standard and optional features that increase testing efficiency and improve the testing experience for the operator. A wide range of models are available for testing capacities from < 100N up to 600kN.
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90 Degree and Variable Angle Peel Fixture
Peel fixtures provide a condition of use to measure the bond strength between laminated surface coatings, films, packaging, and their rigid backings, as well as other bonded structures.
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2712 Series Pneumatic Side Action Grips (2712-041, 2712-042, 2712-045, 2712-046)
Instron® 2712-04x Series Pneumatic grips, packed with features to enhance gripping performance, usability, and operator safety.
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- 7/8/2009
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2710-100 Series Screw Side-Action Grips
Screw side-action grips provide a very simple and efficient method for holding test specimens in a wide range of applications. The dual - acting design of 2710-100 series grips means that jaw faces can be adjusted to accommodate different specimen thicknesses. This ensures that the line of tensile force remains concentric with the grip body. They can be equipped with a selection of interchangeable grip jaw faces in various sizes and choice of surfaces including smooth ground, rubber-coated and serrated. Line contact and special coated faces are also available.The unique ‘snap-on’ jaw face attachment makes changing faces extremely quick and simple.
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- 6/28/2017
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