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反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀廠家

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反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀廠家符合我国国家标准GB/T18833-2012《公路交通标志反光膜》及JT/T687-2007《反光膜防粘纸可剥离性能测试仪》的测定要求。

更新時間	2025-09-22
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産品型號	STT-106

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品牌	榮計達儀器	價格區間	面議
産地類別	國産	應用領域	建材/家具,綜合

一、反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀廠家性能特點：

是專爲生産、質量監督、工程施工和監理等單位測試反光膜耐彎曲性能而設計和生産的。具有結構合理、操作簡單、適用性廣、測量安全及可靠性好等特點。符合我國國家標准GB/T18833-2012《公路交通標志反光膜》及JT/T687-2007《反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀》的測定要求。

二、反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀廠家主要技術指標

1、重錘質量：6600g±33g

2、重錘外形尺寸：

a)重錘頂部：長（150±10）mm，寬（63±5）mm，高（80±5）mm。

b)重錘底部：長（150±10）mm，寬（25±5）mm，高（20±5）mm。

三、結構組成

STT-106反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀主要由重錘、等部件組成。（長度測量工具、時間間隔測量儀選配）。

四、操作步驟

裁取25mm×150mm的反光膜試樣，在其上放置符合JT/T687要求的6600g±33g重錘，使反光膜受到17.2kPa的壓力，然後置于70℃±2℃的空間裏放置4h。取出反光膜，在標准測試條件下使之冷卻到室溫。試驗後，反光膜無需用水或其他溶劑浸濕，防粘紙即可方便的手工剝下，且無破損、撕裂或從反光膜上帶下粘合劑等損壞出現。

五、注意事項

1、爲了確保試驗重錘的准確，應妥善保管並定期檢驗；

2、試驗時，取放重錘應小心輕放，以防滑手跌落；

3、STT-106反光膜防粘紙可剝離性能測試儀産品知識産權歸本公司所有。

六、貯存保管

該儀器及其附件應存放在幹燥清潔、穩固無振動、無易腐蝕物品及氣體的環境條件中。

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