Measurement of the friction coefficient of plastic materials

The static friction coefficient and dynamic friction coefficient can be measured! Measurements can also be conducted at low and high temperatures.

We conduct friction coefficient measurements of plastic materials. The friction coefficient is defined as the ratio of frictional force to the vertical load (weight of the weight), and both the static friction coefficient (friction at the start of sliding) and the dynamic friction coefficient (friction during sliding motion) can be measured. In addition to measurements at room temperature, we also accommodate measurements at low and high temperatures. Friction coefficient measurements are sometimes used as an indicator to confirm the effects of additives (anti-blocking agents and slip agents) on the surface of films. 【Measurement Conditions】 ■ Applicable Standards: JIS K7125, ASTM D1894 ■ Measurement Temperature Range: -50 to 250℃ *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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