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Buffer material testing

Buffer material testing


  [Project Introduction]

  The cushioning material comes into direct contact with the end product, and its performance directly affects the protection of the product by the packaging. Therefore, when designing product packaging, we need to comprehensively consider all performance parameters of the packaging materials and scientifically and carefully select the ideal packaging materials.

  EPS (expandable polystyrene) is currently the lightest packaging material. Meanwhile, due to the low thermal conductivity of air and its being enclosed in foam without convection, EPS is a material with excellent heat insulation and heat preservation performance. EPS can also play a role in buffering and shock absorption. Another prominent feature of it is its low cost. EPE pearl cotton (polyethylene foam cotton) overcomes the shortcomings of ordinary foam rubber such as fragility, deformation and poor recovery. It has many advantages such as water resistance, moisture-proofing, shock absorption, sound insulation, heat preservation, excellent plasticity, strong toughness, recyclability, environmental friendliness and strong impact resistance. It is a new type of environmentally friendly packaging and filling material. Its superior characteristics are increasingly recognized by people, so its application will continue to expand and innovate.

  XPE (Chemically cross-linked Polyethylene foam material) is made by continuously foaming low-density polyethylene resin with cross-linking agents and foaming agents at high temperatures. Compared with EPE, it has higher tensile strength and finer cell structure. XPE is an ideal material for insulation in automobiles and air conditioners. In recent years, it has developed rapidly in the sports and leisure products market, such as surfboards, moisture-proof MATS, and yoga MATS. It also has certain uses in architecture.

  [Test Reference Standard]


Num

Test items

Reference standard

1

Dimensional stability

GB/T 8811 - 2008

ASTM D3575 - 2000

2

Tensile property

GB/T 9641 - 1988

GB/T 1040.2 - 2006

ASTM D3575 - 2000

ASTM D412 - 2006

3

Compression performance

GB/T 8813 - 2008

GB/T 8168 - 2008

GB/T 1041 - 2008

ASTM D3575 - 2000

4

Permanent deformation

ISO 1856:2000

ASTM D3575 - 2000

5

Linear dimension

GB/T 6342 - 1996

6

Creep

GB/T 14745 - 1993

7

Density

GB/T 6343 - 2009

ASTM D3575 - 2000

8

Water absorption

ASTM D3575 - 2000

9

Tear

ASTM D3575 - 2000

ASTM D624 - 2000