JP2005077363A - Tack strength measuring instrument - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tack strength measuring instrument capable of simply measuring a tack strength approximate to feeling evaluation on a manufacturing site. <P>SOLUTION: A force gauge 19 for measuring a peel strength between samples has a load cell 73 for detecting the load acting on the measuring shaft 25 of the force gauge 19 and a microcomputer 79 for calculating the peel strength on the basis of the detection signal from the load cell 73. A sample holder 31 is fixed to the measuring shaft 25 of the force gauge 19 through leaf springs 27 and 29. The sample holder 31 is movable only in the extending direction of the measuring shaft 25 by the deformation of the leaf springs 27 and 29 when a first sticky sample S1 is bonded to a second sticky sample S2 under pressure. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an adhesive force measuring device, and more particularly to an adhesive force measuring device that can easily measure an adhesive force close to feeling evaluation at a manufacturing site.

  Conventionally, as an adhesive strength measuring device that quantitatively measures the adhesive strength of unvulcanized rubber materials, adhesive tapes, and paint-like substances such as inks, the upper sample wrapped around the sample holder is pressed against the lower sample. An apparatus in which the upper sample is peeled off to measure the peeling force between the two samples is known. A spring gauge is used as a force gauge, and a sample holder is connected to this through a load shaft. When the spring gauge is raised and the upper sample is peeled off, the spring gauge pointer indicates the maximum value, and this maximum value is used as the adhesive force (see, for example, Patent Documents 1, 2, and 3).

  Since the spring when the sample is pressed against each other can be relaxed by the spring of the spring measurement, there is an advantage that an adhesive force close to the feeling evaluation felt by the operator's finger at the manufacturing site can be obtained.

However, since the above-mentioned adhesive force measuring device is an installation type measuring device, it is necessary to take a sample from the manufacturing site, bring it to the place where the adhesive force measuring device is installed, and measure it. Inhibits productivity by causing the line to stop. Therefore, it has been desired to propose an adhesive force measuring device that can be easily measured at the manufacturing site without collecting a sample.
JP-A-57-63453 JP-A-57-64144 JP-A-57-90140

  The objective of this invention is providing the adhesive force measuring apparatus which can measure easily the adhesive force close | similar to feeling evaluation in a manufacturing field.

  According to the present invention for achieving the above object, after the first adhesive sample attached to the sample holder is pressure-bonded to the second adhesive sample, the first adhesive sample is peeled off to determine the peeling force between the two samples. In the adhesive force measuring device that is measured by the load gauge, the force gauge detects a load applied to the measurement axis of the force gauge, and a microcomputer that calculates the peeling force based on a detection signal from the load cell. The sample holder is fixed to the measurement axis of the force gauge via a leaf spring, and the sample holder is deformed by the deformation of the leaf spring when the first adhesive sample is pressure-bonded to the second adhesive sample. It is possible to move only in the direction in which the measurement axis extends.

  As described above, the force gauge is configured to have a load cell and a microcomputer that calculates the peeling force based on the detection signal from the load cell, so the force gauge can be greatly reduced in size and weight. Other members that support the force gauge can also be reduced in size and weight. As a result, the adhesive force measuring device can be reduced in size and weight to a handy type, so that it can be easily carried to the manufacturing site.

  In addition, since the sample holder is attached to the measurement axis of the force gauge via a leaf spring, the impact force when the samples are pressed against each other using the deformation of the leaf spring is relaxed in the same way as when using a spring gauge. Therefore, it is possible to measure the adhesive force close to the feeling evaluation that the operator feels with a finger at the manufacturing site.

  Furthermore, the sample holder is fixed to the measurement axis via the leaf spring so that it can move only in the direction in which the measurement axis extends due to deformation of the leaf spring when the sample is crimped. Does not swing left and right. Therefore, it is possible to measure even when the second adhesive sample is in an oblique state, a vertical state, or a state on the upper side, and measurement in any direction is possible. The adhesive strength can be easily measured at the manufacturing site.

  Therefore, it is possible to easily measure the adhesive force close to feeling evaluation at the manufacturing site.

  Hereinafter, the configuration of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 to 3 show an example of an adhesive force measuring device according to the present invention. In this adhesive force measuring device X, two legs 3 are erected on a base plate 1, and a casing 5 is placed on the legs 3. It is attached. In the casing 5, a motor 9 that is driven by a DC power supply is mounted on a support plate 7 that is horizontally disposed on the upper portion with the drive shaft 9 a facing downward.

  A feed screw 11 extending vertically is disposed below the motor 9, and the lower end of the drive shaft 9 a inserted through the through hole 13 formed in the support plate 7 is connected to the upper end of the feed screw 11. A movable body 15 that moves with the rotation of the feed screw 11 is screwed to the feed screw 11.

  A guide shaft 17 extending vertically is fixed between the base plate 1 on the front side of the feed screw 11 and the support plate 7, and a movable body 15 is slidably engaged with the guide shaft 17 in a vertically slidable manner. Yes. A force gauge 19 for measuring the peeling force between the samples is attached to the front end of the movable body 15. The movable body 15 is moved up and down by the feed screw 11 that is rotated by the operation of the motor 9, whereby the force gauge 19 is movable up and down while being guided by the guide shaft 17.

  The force gauge 19 has a case 21 fixed to the movable body 15, and a guide member 23 protruding from the back surface of the case 21 is engaged with the guide shaft 17 so as to be slidable up and down. The case 21 is provided with a measuring shaft 25 extending vertically from its lower end and projecting downward, and two leaf springs 27 and 29 are provided below the measuring shaft 25.

  The two leaf springs 27 and 29 formed in a rectangular shape are arranged in parallel with each other horizontally, and the central portion thereof is fixed to the measurement shaft 25. A support 33 for supporting the sample holder 31 is attached to the plate springs 27 and 29. The support 33 is fixed to both end portions of the leaf springs 27 and 29, and has two rods 35 and 37 extending downward, and a horizontally extending and fixed between the lower ends of the rods 35 and 37. A sample holder 31 having a member 39 and attaching the first adhesive sample S1 to the center of the lateral member 39 is detachably attached by a screw 41 and rotatably attached by hand. By rotating the sample holder 31 by a predetermined angle by hand and directing the new surface to be pressed downward, the measurement test can be repeated with the first adhesive sample S1 wound around the outer peripheral surface 31a.

  The sample holder 31 is fixed to the measuring shaft 25 via the support 33 and the leaf springs 27 and 29 without swinging back and forth and left and right, and when the first adhesive sample S1 is pressure-bonded to the second adhesive sample S2. The plate springs 27 and 29 are deformed, and the deformation of the plate springs 27 and 29 makes the sample holder 31 movable only in the direction in which the measurement shaft 25 extends. Due to the deformation of the leaf springs 27 and 29, the impact when the samples are pressure-bonded can be reduced, and the adhesive force close to the feeling evaluation felt by the operator's finger at the manufacturing site can be measured.

  Further, by directly connecting the support 33 that supports the sample holder 31 and the measurement shaft 25 using the leaf springs 27 and 29, a connection structure that does not generate friction in a structure that uses a combination of a coil spring and a bearing is provided. The measurement accuracy is improved. As such leaf springs 27 and 29, those having a characteristic of 1 to 10 N / mm can be preferably used in order to match the compression rigidity of the operator's finger.

  As shown in FIG. 4A, the sample holder 31 includes a metal disc 31A around which the first adhesive sample S1 is wound around the outer peripheral surface 31a. The outer peripheral surface 31a of the disc 31A is formed by connecting a plurality of arcs 31b having a diameter larger than the radius r of the disc 31A, and the radius r of the disc 31A is different from the radius q of the arc 31b. Yes. The radius q of the arc 31b is set to be approximately the same as the curvature of the operator's finger so as to correspond to the arc of the human finger, and is closer to the feeling evaluation felt by the operator.

  A through hole 43 is formed in the front center portion of the base plate 1 located below the sample holder 31. On the lower surface of the base plate 1 around the hole 43, a ring-shaped sample presser 45 having a presser surface 45a for pressing the second adhesive sample S2 on the lower surface is fixed. On the lower surface of the base plate 1 positioned around the sample presser 45, a plurality (two in the figure) of posture holding guide members 47 having a guide surface 47a positioned on the same plane as the presser surface 45a are fixed. .

  At the time of measurement, the base plate 1 is maintained parallel to the measurement surface S2a by bringing at least three surfaces of the holding surface 45a and the guide surface 47a into contact with the measurement surface S2a of the sheet-like second adhesive sample S2. The first adhesive sample S1 held in the sample holder 31 can be pressure-bonded from a direction that is always perpendicular to the measurement surface S2a.

  A control unit 49 for driving and controlling the motor 9 is provided in the upper part of the casing 5. As shown in FIG. 3, the control unit 49 includes a DC motor driver 51 that drives the motor 9 and a control circuit 53 that controls the driver 51. The first adhesive sample S1 that has been pressure-bonded to the control circuit 53 from the operation panel 55, which will be described later, with the feed speed of the motor 9, that is, the speed at which the first adhesive sample S1 is pressed against the second adhesive sample S2 When the speed of peeling from the sample S2 and the time for stopping the motor 9 when the sample is pressed, that is, the time for pressing the first adhesive sample S1 to the second adhesive sample S2, are set, the driver 51 is based on this setting. The motor 9 is driven and controlled.

  Further, the data of the crimping force obtained by the microcomputer 79 which will be described later is input to the control circuit 53, and the control circuit 53 makes a difference greater than a predetermined value allowed between the data of the crimping force and the set crimping load. When this occurs, the motor 9 is driven and controlled via the driver 51 so that the crimping force is controlled within a predetermined value allowed for the set crimping load.

  An operation panel 55 for operating the control unit 49 is provided on the upper front surface of the casing 5. The operation panel 55 includes a power button 57 for turning on / off the power, a start button 59 for operating the motor 9, a stop button 61 for stopping the motor 9, and a time setting button 63 for setting the time for stopping and crimping the motor 9 when crimping the sample. , A load setting button 64 for setting the crimping load, a speed setting button 65 for setting the feed speed (crimping and peeling speed) of the motor 9, and setting adjustment buttons 67, 69 for adjusting the set value up and down. Further, a display unit 71 having a time display area 71A for displaying the set time, a load display area 71B for displaying the set crimp load, and a speed display area 71C for displaying the set speed is provided above the buttons. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the force gauge 19 is connected to the upper end of the measurement shaft 25 in the case 21, and a load cell 73 that detects a load applied to the measurement shaft 25, and amplifies the signal detected by the load cell 73. A load amplifier 75, an A / D converter 77 for converting the signal amplified by the load amplifier 75 from analog to digital, and a microcomputer 79 for inputting the digital signal converted by the A / D converter 77 are provided.

  The microcomputer 79 calculates the pressure-bonding force based on the signal detected by the load cell 73 when the first pressure-sensitive adhesive sample S1 is pressure-bonded to the second pressure-sensitive adhesive sample S2, and the second pressure-sensitive adhesive sample S2 is calculated as the first pressure-sensitive adhesive sample S2. The peeling force between the two samples is calculated based on the signal detected by the load cell 73 when the sample is peeled off from the property sample S1. The calculated peeling force and pressing force are displayed on the display panel 81 provided on the front surface of the case 21, and the peeling force can be measured while confirming the pressing force on the display panel 81.

  The microcomputer 79 further analyzes the average adhesive force and the maximum / minimum adhesive force from a plurality of peel force measurement results obtained while rotating the outer periphery of the sample holder, and stores the analysis results in a memory (not shown) containing the analysis results. It is possible. Each measured peeling force and pressure bonding force are also stored in the memory. This memory has a capacity for storing test results measured for a plurality of samples (for example, about 50) at the manufacturing site, and outputs the memory data to an external computer at the manufacturing site every time one test is completed. The adhesive strength can be continuously measured without emptying.

  In addition to the display panel 81, operation buttons are installed on the front surface of the case 21, and an on button 83 for turning on the power to the force gauge 19, an off button 85 for turning off, and data stored in the memory. A data output button 87 for outputting to a computer connected to the outside via a connection terminal (not shown), a display button 93 for switching and displaying the maximum peeling force and the current measured value on the display panel 81, and the data stored in the memory are not displayed. A print button 95 for outputting to a printer connected to the outside via the connection terminal shown in the figure for printing and a reset button 99 for resetting the numerical value displayed on the display panel 81 to zero are provided.

  A rechargeable battery (dry cell) 101 that supplies power to the above-described device as an operating power source of the adhesive force measuring device X is accommodated in the lower part of the casing 5. A handle 103 for carrying the adhesive force measuring device X is provided on the upper surface of the casing 5.

  Hereinafter, the procedure and operation for measuring the adhesive force by the above-described adhesive force measuring device X will be described. First, the power button 57 of the operation panel 55 and the on button 83 of the force gauge 19 are pressed to turn them on. Next, the time setting button 63 is pressed to change the time displayed in the time display area 71A of the display unit 71 as appropriate by pressing the setting adjustment buttons 67 and 69, and the crimping time is set to a desired time. After the time adjustment, the crimping load is similarly set with the load setting button 64 and the setting adjustment buttons 67 and 69, and the crimping and peeling speed is similarly set with the speed setting button 65 and the setting adjustment buttons 67 and 69. To do.

  Subsequently, the first adhesive sample S1 is wound around the outer peripheral surface 31a of the disc 31A over one circumference. The sample holder 31 to which the first adhesive sample S1 is attached is fixed to the support 33 with screws 41. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the adhesive force measuring apparatus X is brought into contact with the measurement surface S2a of the second adhesive sample S2 by bringing the guide surface 47a of the sample presser 45 and the guide surface 47a of the posture holding guide member 47 into contact with each other. Set to sex sample S2. Note that the second adhesive sample S2 shown here is not a collected sample, but an example of a sheet-like band-shaped member that is manufactured at the manufacturing site and used in the next step, and is directly measured without collecting the sample. Yes.

  With the second adhesive sample S2 set, the start button 59 of the operation panel 55 is pressed. The feed screw 11 is rotated by the rotation of the motor 9, whereby the force gauge 19 is moved downward as the movable body 15 is lowered, and the first adhesive sample S1 wound around the sample holder 31 is shown in FIG. As described above, the leaf springs 27 and 29 are bent downward and pressed onto the second adhesive sample S <b> 2 through the hole 43 to be pressure-bonded.

  At this time, the load applied to the measuring shaft 25 is detected by the load cell 73 and input to the microcomputer 79 through the load amplifier 75 and the A / D converter 77, and the crimping force is calculated by the microcomputer 79 and displayed on the display panel 81. And stored in the built-in memory.

  After pressure bonding for a predetermined time, the motor 9 is operated to rotate the feed screw 11 in the reverse direction, and the movable body 15 is raised to peel off the first adhesive sample S1 from the second adhesive sample S2. The load applied to the measuring shaft 25 at the time of peeling is detected by the load cell 73 and input to the microcomputer 79 via the load amplifier 75 and the A / D converter 77, and the peeling force is calculated by the microcomputer 79. The peeling force calculated by switching the display panel 81 is displayed on the display panel 81. Further, the peeling force is stored in a built-in memory. When the force gauge 19 is raised to the standby position shown in FIG. 1, the operation of the motor 9 is stopped, and the first adhesive force measurement test is completed.

  Next, the operator rotates the sample holder 31 by a predetermined angle by hand so that the surface of the same first adhesive sample S1 is positioned downward at a new position, and then the reset button 99 of the force gauge 19 is pressed to display the display panel 81. Reset the number displayed in to zero. Thereafter, in the same manner as described above, the guide surface 47a of the sample holder 45 and the guide surface 47a of the posture holding guide member 47 are brought into contact with the measurement surface S2a of the second adhesive sample S2, and the adhesive force measuring device X is set to the second adhesive property. After setting the sample S2, the start button 59 of the operation panel 55 is pressed to measure the adhesive force for the second time.

  When the predetermined number of measurements are completed, the microcomputer 79 analyzes the average adhesive force and the maximum / minimum adhesive force from the measurement results of the multiple times of peeling force, and the analysis results are stored in a built-in memory. The data stored in the memory is output after connecting the force gauge 19 to a computer that manages external data.

  According to the above-described present invention, the force gauge 19 is configured to include the load cell 73 and the microcomputer 79 that calculates the peeling force based on the detection signal from the load cell 73. Therefore, the force gauge 19 is significantly reduced in size, In addition, the weight can be reduced. Therefore, since other members that support the force gauge 19 can be reduced in size and weight, the adhesive force measuring device X is significantly reduced in size and weight, and is a handy type adhesive force measuring device that can be easily carried on the manufacturing site. X can be set.

  Further, since the sample holder 31 is attached to the measurement shaft 25 of the force gauge 19 via the leaf springs 27 and 29, the samples S1 and S2 are pressure-bonded by the leaf springs 27 and 29 in the same manner as when the spring gauge is used. Since the impact can be mitigated, it is possible to obtain an adhesive force close to the feeling evaluation that the operator feels with a finger at the manufacturing site.

  Moreover, the sample holder 31 is fixed to the measurement shaft 25 via the plate springs 27 and 29 so that the sample holder 31 can move only in the direction in which the measurement shaft 25 extends due to deformation of the plate springs 27 and 29 when the sample is pressed. The sample holder 31 does not swing back and forth and right and left with respect to the measurement axis 25, so that the second adhesive sample S2 as shown in FIG. 6A as well as the horizontal state shown in FIG. In addition, even if the second adhesive sample S1 is in an oblique state, as shown in FIG. 6B, it is in a state of being on the upper side as shown in FIG. 6C. Therefore, it is possible to easily measure at the manufacturing site without taking a sample.

  In addition, since the conventional sample holder is formed in an arc that matches the shape of a human finger, the size of the sample holder is defined by the arc of the finger shape. Therefore, in the case of a sample that is difficult to obtain and has only a small amount, there is a problem that measurement cannot be performed because the sample holder is not wound around the sample holder, but the outer peripheral surface 31a of the disc 31A used as the sample holder 31 is not provided. By connecting a plurality of arcs 31b having different diameters, it is possible to form the connected arcs 31b into arcs that match the shape of a human finger while reducing the diameter of the disc 31A. Therefore, while reducing the winding amount of the first adhesive sample S1, as shown in FIG. 4B, the contact surface A of the first adhesive sample S1 and the second adhesive sample S2 is made the same area as the conventional one. Measurements close to feeling evaluation felt with fingers are possible.

It is a front view which shows one Embodiment of the adhesive force measuring apparatus of this invention. It is a partial cross section side view of FIG. It is block explanatory drawing of the adhesive force measuring apparatus of FIG. (A) is an enlarged front view of a sample holder, (b) is explanatory drawing which shows the surface which pressure-bonded the 1st adhesive sample to the 2nd adhesive sample. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which crimped | bonded the sample holder which wound the 1st adhesive sample to the 2nd adhesive sample. (A), (b), (c) is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the adhesive force measuring apparatus of FIG. 1, respectively.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 9 Motor 11 Feed screw 15 Movable body 19 Force gauge 25 Measuring shaft 27, 29 Leaf spring 31 Sample holder 31 Disc 31a Outer peripheral surface 31b Arc 45 Sample pressing 45a Holding surface 47 Posture guide member 47a Guide surface 73 Load cell 79 Microcomputer 101 Battery S1 First adhesive sample S2 Second adhesive sample X Adhesive force measuring device q, r radius

Claims (7)

  After the first adhesive sample attached to the sample holder is pressure-bonded to the second adhesive sample, the first adhesive sample is peeled off, and the peeling force between the two samples is measured with a force gauge. In the apparatus, the force gauge includes a load cell that detects a load applied to a measurement axis of the force gauge, and a microcomputer that calculates the peeling force based on a detection signal from the load cell, and the measurement axis of the force gauge The sample holder is fixed to the second adhesive sample by fixing the sample holder to the second adhesive sample and the sample holder is extended in the direction in which the measurement axis extends by deformation of the plate spring. Adhesive force measuring device that can only be moved.   The adhesive force measuring apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the microcomputer analyzes the adhesiveness from the measurement result of the peeling force and can store the analysis result and the measurement result of the peeling force in a built-in memory.   The adhesive force measuring device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an operating power source of the adhesive force measuring device is a rechargeable battery.   The said sample holder is comprised from the disc which winds the said 1st adhesive sample around an outer peripheral surface, and the outer peripheral surface of the said disc was comprised by connecting the several circular arc from which the radius and diameter of this disc differ. , 2 or 3   The adhesive force measuring apparatus according to claim 4, wherein a radius of the plurality of arcs is larger than a radius of the disk.   A motor is attached to a support plate disposed in the upper part, a feed screw extending vertically is connected to the lower side of the motor, the force gauge is directed to the movable body screwed into the feed screw, and the measurement shaft is directed downward. The adhesive force measuring device according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5, wherein the force gauge can be moved up and down by a feed screw which is attached in a state and is rotated by the operation of the motor. A plurality of sample holders having a pressing surface on the bottom surface for pressing the second adhesive sample below the sample holder, and a guide surface located on the same plane as the pressing surface around the sample pressing surface. The pressure-sensitive adhesive force measuring apparatus according to claim 6, comprising a posture holding guide member.

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