Adhesion test in accordance with DIN EN ISO 4624, Method B

In the peel test, we measure the force required to separate your coating from the substrate. This gives you a quantitative measure of the adhesion strength.
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Stamp tear test

DIN EN ISO 4624
This test forms part of the following manufacturer and specification standards:

German Armed Forces

TL 8010-0001 TL 8010-0002

German railway

DBS 918300

Liebherr

LH 11007172

Other

DIN EN ISO 12944-6 QIB

The stamp pull-off test is a method of quantitatively assessing the adhesive strength of a single- or multi-layer system. In Method B, which is particularly suitable for rigid structures, a standardised aluminium stamp is bonded to the surface and, once the adhesive has cured, is mechanically torn away from the specimen. The force required to do so is measured and normalised to the surface area under test. The result is a tensile stress value, as well as a fracture pattern which can indicate whether the fracture occurred between two layers (adhesion) or within a single layer (cohesion).

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