Mastering Material Testing: The Essential Guide to Coefficient of Friction

 

The coefficient of friction tester is a measuring instrument used to measure the static and dynamic friction coefficients of materials such as plastic films and sheets, rubber, paper, cardboard, woven bags, fabric styles, metal composite belts for communication cables and optical cables, conveyor belts, wood, coatings, brake pads, wipers, shoe materials, tires, etc. when sliding. By measuring the smoothness of materials, the production quality and process indicators of materials can be controlled and adjusted to meet the requirements of product use. In addition, it can also be used for measuring the smoothness performance of daily chemical products such as cosmetics and eye drops.

Related definition

Antistatic: Property of a material that reduces its propensity to acquire electrostatic charges or allows electrostatic charges to dissipate quickly.
Conductive: Providing a sufficiently high conductivity so that potential differences over any parts of a material or object are not sufficiently large to be of practical significance.
Note: In general, a conductive material has a resistance below about 105 Ω, but different standards may define different resistance ranges for this term.
Frictional charge density: Quantity of charge per unit area on a fabric specimen generated by friction between the specimen and other fabrics.
Electronic charge: The charge carried by the specimen after friction with the standard cloth for a certain period of time.
Note: For non durable anti-static textiles, the pre washing charge should not exceed 0.6 μC per piece; For durable anti-static textiles, the charge before and after washing should not exceed 0.6 μC per piece.

Coefficient of friction tester

Our product — YG342L Fabric Frictional Electric Charge Tester can not only use this method, but also use the manual friction method. It is used for measuring the charge quantity of fabrics and clothing charged by friction under laboratory conditions.
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