Product Description
Shoes peel strength test equipment
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Shoes peel strength test equipment is checking suitable for checking into peel strength between the shoe soles and uppers, the principle is fitted shoe shoes will become clamped in the machine to peel knife to peel the sole and upper junction, when measured peel is the force required to peel strength, peel strength and the edge according to the width of the peel strength is calculated.
According to the standard: GB/T30903.3
Specifications:
| Blade width | 20 0.2mm and 10 0.2 mm |
| Edge downlink speed | 20 2mm/min, rising and falling speed adjustable |
| Positioning rod and rod spacing | 50 ~ 70 mm adjustable |
| Indicator | 0.001 ~ 10 mm |
| Average Lifting range | 40 mm |
| About the size | 560 * 320 * 750 mm |
| Weight approx | 45 kg |
| Power | 1 AC 220V, 50HZ (by country or specified) |
High Precision Peeling Test for FootwearDesigned to meet ISO, ASTM, and DIN standards, this equipment delivers accurate peel strength measurements for shoe sole and upper assemblies. It is ideal for both single and multiple specimens, providing a reliable benchmark for quality control and research through stable performance in material testing.
Easy Operation and Digital Control SystemWith digital control and LCD display, users benefit from straightforward operation and instant data feedback. The servo motor drive ensures consistent test speeds, while features like automatic calibration and overload protection further enhance user convenience and safety during laboratory testing.
Material Versatility and ComplianceSuitable for rubber, leather, synthetic, PU, and PVC, the equipment adapts to a variety of footwear materials. Its adherence to global standards ensures compatibility in international markets and seamless integration into standardized laboratory procedures.
FAQs of Shoes Peel Strength Test Equipment:
Q: How does the Shoes Peel Strength Test Equipment evaluate shoe bonding quality?
A: This device measures the force required to separate the sole and upper of shoes at specified peeling angles (90 or 180). It quantifies bonding strength in Newtons or kilograms, helping manufacturers assess the durability and adherence of different materials in footwear construction.
Q: What process is followed when conducting a peel strength test?
A: Tests involve placing prepared specimens (typically 100 mm x 10 mm) into the machine, setting the desired test speed and angle, and activating the servo motor drive. The equipment applies controlled force while recording data, concluding once the peel stroke or maximum force is reached.
Q: When should the equipment be calibrated, and what options are available?
A: Calibration should be performed before initial use and periodically as required by laboratory protocols. Both manual and automatic calibration are available, ensuring accurate readings and consistent test results over time.
Q: Where is this equipment typically used and by whom?
A: It is commonly used in footwear laboratories by manufacturers, dealers, exporters, and wholesalers in China and international markets, primarily for quality assurance, product development, and compliance testing.
Q: What are the benefits of digital control and USB/printer data output?
A: Digital control enhances operational accuracy and repeatability, while USB or printer data outputs streamline reporting, documentation, and integration with other laboratory systems. This provides efficient workflow and secure archiving of test results.
Q: How does the equipment ensure safety during operation?
A: The system is equipped with overload and over-travel protection mechanisms, minimizing risks of damage or operator injury, and operates at noise levels below 65 dB for a safe and comfortable workspace.