[Test Case] Comparison of Strength of Rubber Materials and Investigation of Surface Alteration Layer
A detailed explanation of the test results obtained for the strength distribution from the surface to the interior of various rubber sheets.
We will introduce a case study on the comparison of the strength of rubber materials and the investigation of the surface degradation layer. As a result of identifying the overall average erosion rate and the thickness of the surface degradation layer, we obtained test results such as "the inherent strength of the material becomes clear" and "the distribution from the surface to the interior can be visualized." 【Case Overview】 ■ Purpose - Comparison of the erosion strength of rubber materials - Investigation of the degradation layer that occurs on the surface of molded products ■ Evaluation - The inherent strength of the material becomes clear - The distribution from the surface to the interior can be visualized - The thickness and strength of the weak layer at the very surface become clear *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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