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ASTM International - ASTM F2296-03

Standard Practice for Determining the Adhesion of Lamination Films to Prints Utilizing Mechanical Stress: Four Different Test Methods-Score/Tape, Cross Hatch, X-Cut, and Crease-Folding

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Organization: ASTM International
Publication Date: 1 November 2003
Status: inactive
Page Count: 3
ICS Code (Photographic paper, films and plates. Cartridges): 37.040.20
scope:

1.1 This practice describes procedures for assessing the adhesion between lamination films and black and white or color images produced by printers, copies and other reprographic devices.

1.2 This practice can be used to test different laminates with a given set of inks and media or it can be used to evaluate inks and media with a given laminate.

1.3 This practice is applicable to laminated images, where the substrate surface is subject to failure under mechanical stress from mostly peel conditions (that is, paper, film, cloth, etc.).

Document History

October 1, 2012
Standard Practice for Determining the Adhesion of Lamination Films to Prints Utilizing Mechanical Stress: Four Different Test Methods—Score/Tape, Cross Hatch, X-Cut, and Crease-Folding
3.1 The image life of printed media displayed in both typical office and outdoor environments can be extended by lamination or encapsulation. While natural aging is the most reliable method of...
December 1, 2004
Standard Practice for Determining the Adhesion of Lamination Films to Prints Utilizing Mechanical Stress: Four Different Test Methods-Score/Tape, Cross Hatch, X-Cut, and Crease-Folding
The image life of printed media displayed in both typical office and outdoor environments can be extended by lamination or encapsulation. While natural aging is the most reliable method of assessing...
ASTM F2296-03
November 1, 2003
Standard Practice for Determining the Adhesion of Lamination Films to Prints Utilizing Mechanical Stress: Four Different Test Methods-Score/Tape, Cross Hatch, X-Cut, and Crease-Folding
1.1 This practice describes procedures for assessing the adhesion between lamination films and black and white or color images produced by printers, copies and other reprographic devices. 1.2 This...
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