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Paper Testing force requirements are relatively low force, with most applications demanding less than 1 kN (225 lbf) force capacity. Tensile tests of wet samples tend to require low force load cells (1 N, or 0.2 lbf, typical), with two point flexural tests on paper and board requiring up to 10 N (2.25 lbf) load cells. A 250 N (56.2 lbf) load cell can handle typical four point flexural bending tests of corrugated board, dry tensile tests and crush tests of paper. Functional tests of boxes, cores, palettes and corrugated paper tend to require higher forces.
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Applicable Standards
- ASTM D4987 Tensile Strength of Perforations in One-Part Continuous Forms Paper
- ASTM D828 Tensile Force Deflection of Paper and Paperboard
- ISO 11093-6 Three Point bend test of Paper and board cores
- ISO 11093-7 Flexural Modulus of Paper and Board Cores Using Three-Point Method
- ISO 13820 Compression Testing Equipment for Paper, Board and Corrugated Fibreboard
- ISO 2872 Corrugated Paper and Cardboard
- ISO 2874 Corrugated Paper and Cardboard
- TAPPI T 451 Flexural Stiffness and Flexural Properties - Paper
- TAPPI T 456 Tensile Breaking Strength Testing of Water-Saturated Paper and Paperboard
- TAPPI T 494 Tensile Testing of Paper
- TAPPI T 821 Pin Adhesion of Corrugated Board
- TAPPI T 822 Ring Crush of Paperboard (Rigid Support Method)
- TAPPI T 826 Short Span Compressive Strength - Paperboard
- TAPPI T 838 Edge Crush Test Using Neckdown
