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Ink Abrasion Test Procedure

Ink abrasion tester simulates a similar environment to test the rub resistance on printed materials.It is used to analyze the life of label by creating actual environment of application to evaluate abrasion resistance of surface coating layer of printed material.inks rub resistance tester simulates the actual working environment of product and helps to identify the quality and printing method to be used for printing of label based on application of product and its working environment.

Ink abrasion test, also known as Ink Rub test, is to measure the ink resistance against rubbing on packaging materials, professionally designed for abrasion resistance of surface coating layers of printed materials, e.g. ink layer or photosensitive (PS) coating. This instrument could effectively analyze the problems of poor abrasion resistance, ink layer falling off, lower printable force and poor hardness of coating layers of printed materials.

The tests are performed according to the following procedures.
1.Cut one piece of specimen from the provided sample and then fix the specimen in the test plane of the instrument. The size of the specimen should be 230mmx50mm.
2.Use a reflection densitometer to measure the density of the ink layer on the surface of the specimen.
3.Fix the rubber pad on the test block and then place it onto the specimen.
4.Set rub times and then start tests. The rubber pad with test block will rub on the specimen surface until the preset rub times are completed.
5.When tests are finished, the density of ink layer will be measured by reflection densitometer and the abrasion resistance of the specimen will be calculated.

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