There are various methods by which to evaluate highly polished metal zipper strength. The basic
strength can be determined based on the results of the following inspection
methods, from which all around strength appropriate for respective uses can be
judged.
Crosswise
Strength of chain (per 2.5cm)
To determine ordinary zipper strength: a zipper chain is
interlocked, pulled at a fixed speed at a right angle to the chain interlocked
direction, and the resistance is measured.
Vertical tensile
strength of the top stop
The lower part of an interlocked zipper is fixed and the
slider is pulled up to the top stop.
Holding strength is measured by pulling the slider top
stop firmly.
Bottom stop
tearing strength
A slider is pulled down to the bottom stop and single
chains are opened to the right and left sides.
Bottom stop holding strength and resistance of the
elements inside the slider are measured.
Horizontal
tensile strength of the box
The open part is fixed to the tensile tester
(Only the open part as shown in the figure) so that the
end of the last element falls into line with the clamp edge and the tensile
strength can be measured.
Slider lock
strength
A slider is locked at the middle of a zipper chain and
single chains are opened to the right and left sides. Locking strength and
resistance of the elements inside the slider are measured.
Overall strength
of the slider (90 degrees)
For a completed slider, resistance of the slider is
measured when power is put on the pull tab and the lower part of the body. In
addition to the 90 degree method of measuring shown in the figure at left,
there is one of 45 degrees.
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