ACCU DYNE TEST ™ Bibliography

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2157. no author cited, “Two new coatings-related standards released by ASTM International,” JCT CoatingsTech, 6, 19, (Jun 2009).

2164. no author cited, “Research Report D20-1236: Interlaboratory study to establish precision statements for ASTM D2578, Standard Test Method for Wetting Tension of Polyethylene and Polypropylene Films,” ASTM International, Jul 2003.

2190. no author cited, “Surface treatment trouble shooting: General reasons for 'unwanted' backside corona treatment,” http://pillartech.com/treaters-eu/trtr6.htm,

2191. no author cited, “Surface treatment trouble shooting: 'Covered roll' vs. 'uncovered roll' treater stations,” http://pillartech.com/treaters-eu/trtr7.htm,

2192. no author cited, “Surface treatment trouble shooting: Why can't I achieve the dyne levels I once could?,” http://pillartech.com/treaters-eu/trtr5.htm,

2199. no author cited, “Useful corona treatment information: Advancements in corona treatment for the narrow web market,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/tru9.htm,

2200. no author cited, “Useful information: Corona treater dielectrics,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/tru7.htm,

2202. no author cited, “Useful surface treatment information: Should you be 'bump' treating?,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/tru5.htm,

2203. no author cited, “Useful information: The surface tension phenomenon,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/tru4.htm,

2204. no author cited, “Useful information: Corona treatment theory,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/tru3.htm,

2205. no author cited, “Trouble shooting: How often should you clean your electrodes?,” http://www.pillartech.eu/Treaters/trtr9.htm,

2240. no author cited, “Enercon shows new surface treating process,” Label & Narrow Web, 16, 20-21, (May 2011).

2328. no author cited, “Guide to corona treatment,” Modern Plastics, 38, 199-202+, (Sep 1961).

2454. no author cited, “Wetting tension test solutions and methods,” http://www.enerconind.com/treating/support/application-support/wetting-tension, 2012.

2455. no author cited, “Using dyne pens and solutions to measure surface energy,” http://www.enerconind.com/treating/support/application-support/dyne-pens-and, 2012.

2457. no author cited, “Measuring surface energy on non-woven substrates,” http://www.enerconind.com/treating/support/application-support/measuring-surface, 2012.

2458. no author cited, “Surface energy & poor adhesion: Corona treatment optimizes film's performance on press,” Flexo, 38, 46-47, (Mar 2013).

2469. no author cited, “Bonding low surface energy plastics,” Machine Design, 0, (Jun 2000).

2478. no author cited, “International Standard ISO 8296-2013: Plastics - film and sheeting - determination of wetting tension,” International Standards Organization, 2013.

2602. no author cited, “Problems with dyne pen measurements on polycarbonate,” http://www.sheffieldplastics.com/web_docs/SurfaceEnergy-TechnicalBrief_2012.pdf, 2012.

2607. no author cited, “Why all films do not treat the same - The signature relationship between your film & corona treaters,” Enercon Industries Corp., Apr 2015.

2609. no author cited, “Basic test methods for in-mold labels and label materials: Surface tension of plastic films,” Plastics Decorating, 15, (Oct 2014).

2623. no author cited, “ISO 15989: Plastics - film and sheeting - measurement of water-contact angle of corona-treated films,” ISO, 2009.

2653. no author cited, “How to measure the effect of treatment,” Kasuga Denki Inc., 2008.

2654. no author cited, “Wettability (wetting tension) and watt density,” Kasuga Denki Inc., 2008.

2655. no author cited, “Configuration of a corona treater,” Kasuga Denki Inc., 2008.

2656. no author cited, “Principle of surface modification by corona/gas plasma,” Kasuga Denki Inc., 2008.

2657. no author cited, “Corona treating,” http://www.faustel.com/series/corona-treating/,

2658. no author cited, “Part 1: Corona treating for coating applications,” http://www.faustel.com/corona-treating-coating-applications,

2659. no author cited, “Part 2: Driving and nipping the corona treater roll,” http://www.faustel.com/driving-nipping-corona-treater-roll/,

2660. no author cited, “Part 3: Corona treating power supplies,” http://www.faustel.com/corona-treating-power-supply,

2661. no author cited, “Part 4: Corona treating watt density,” http://www.faustel.com/corona-treating-watt-density/,

2662. no author cited, “Part 5: Position of corona treating system,” http://www.faustel.com/position-of-corona-treating-station/,

2664. no author cited, “Watt density calculator,” http://www.enerconind.com/treating/support/calculators/watt-density.aspx,

2668. no author cited, “Vetaphone launches corona treatment testing machine,” http://www.labelandnarrowweb.com/contents/view_breaking-news/2016-11-09/..., Nov 2016.

2677. no author cited, “Wetting tension and contact angle,” http://www.polyprint.com/flexographic-wetting.htm,

2690. no author cited, “Technical background/Substrate wetting additives,” Evonik Industries, 2007.

2693. no author cited, “ASTM D7334: Standard practice for surface wettability of coatings, substrates and pigments by advancing contact angle measurement,” ASTM, 2013.

2694. no author cited, “ASTM D7490: Standard test method for measurement of the surface tension of solid coatings, substrates and pigments using contact angle measurements,” ASTM, 2013.

2695. no author cited, “ASTM D7541: Standard practice for estimating critical surface tensions,” ASTM, 2015.

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