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tensile test films and laminates (temperature range -40 to +120 °C)

Determination of: secant modulus, tensile strength, elongation at break (accredited test method)

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In this tensile test, a strip of film or laminate is clamped into a testing machine and pulled at a constant speed until it breaks. The test is performed within a temperature-controlled chamber ranging from -40 °C to +120 °C to simulate various environmental conditions.

The results provide key mechanical data such as tensile strength, elongation at break, and the secant modulus, which describes the material's stiffness. Packaging developers use these values to ensure that films can withstand mechanical stress during production, transport, and use without tearing or deforming.

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Test Method Group: Mechanical properties

Norms:

Required Sample Amount: approx. 0,1- 0,2 m² or 2 DIN A 4 sheets, minimum sample width resp. width 150 mm, optimum: film samples over total material width, e.g. approx. 2 linear meters for a film width of 0.5 m

Standard Tests

tesile test laminated films/ orientated films DIN EN ISO 527

Specific Norm: DIN EN ISO 527-3

Recommended test parameters for plastic films/ laminates with an expected elongation at break of < 100 %.

tensile test polyolefin films DIN EN ISO 527

Specific Norm: DIN EN ISO 527-3

Recommended test parameters for soft stretchable plastic films (e.g. PE) with an expected elongation of >100%.