burst resistance (Mullen) paper
The burst resistance is tested by applying a perpendicular pressure to the flat paper and indicates the maximum resistance in kPa.
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The burst resistance test determines the maximum pressure a paper can withstand before bursting. This is done by applying a perpendicular pressure to a flat paper sample. The test is performed according to the standard DIN EN ISO 2758.
The resulting value indicates the paper's resistance to bursting and is used to evaluate its suitability for packaging applications. A higher value means the paper can withstand more pressure, which is important for packaging that may be subject to stress or pressure during transportation or storage. This information helps packaging developers and buyers choose the right paper for their specific needs.
Text is AI-generated; based on test method data curated and verified by Innoform.