ACCU DYNE TEST ™ Bibliography

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2738. no author cited, “Case study: How rolls can help save energy in converting,” Flexible Packaging, 21, 22-23, (Mar 2018).

2753. no author cited, “Corona treatment,” www.facebook.com/electrotechindustries.india/ (or www.linkedin.com/in/etinc/), 0.

2803. no author cited, “How to measure dyne levels in substrates,” https://blog.lddavis.com/how-to-measure-dyne-levels-in-substrates, Sep 2018.

2805. no author cited, “A practical means to measure surface treatment levels of PE film using PGX+, a new portable contact angle instrument,” https://www.testingmachines.com/pdf/contact-angle-vs-dyne-pen.pdf,

2818. no author cited, “Converters and the evolution of dyne testing,” Flexible Packaging, 26-28, (Sep 2020).

2838. no author cited, “How to: Know what to look for when purchasing a corona treater,” PFFC, 25, 27, (Nov 2020).

2848. no author cited, “Why corona treatment?,” Ferrarini & Benelli,

2849. no author cited, “Main applications of plasma treatment,” Ferrarini & Binelli,

2850. no author cited, “Plasma and corona surface treatment offer solutions to solve adhesion problems,” Ferrarini & Benelli,

2851. no author cited, “Corona vs. plasma: A comparison between surface treatments,” Ferrarini & Benelli,

2853. no author cited, “Plasma treatment at atmospheric pressure conditions,” Ferrarini & Benelli,

2854. no author cited, “Destructioning the ozone produced by the corona treatment,” Ferrarini & Benelli,

2855. no author cited, “Pretreatment methods for glass,” https://www.inkcups.com/blog/pretreatment-methods-for-glass/, July 2019.

2856. no author cited, “Dynamic surface tension and surface energy in ink formulations and substrates,” https://www.pcimag.com/articles/85879-dynamic-surface-tension-and-surface-energy-in-ink-formulations-and-substrates, May 2001.

2857. no author cited, “Surface treatment and adhesion of APTIV [PEEK] film,” Victrex,

2859. no author cited, “Wetting and contact angle (TeachEngineering STEM Curriculum for K-12),” https://www.teachengineering.org/lessons/view/duk__surface tensionunit_less3,

2873. no author cited, “Q&A - Vetaphone: Know your films!,” PFFC, 26, 30-33, (Oct 2021).

2875. no author cited, “Buddy, can you spare a dyne?,” Enercon Industries, Nov 2021.

2907. no author cited, “Contact angle: A guide to theory and measurement,” Ossila,

2911. no author cited, “How are probe liquids selected for surface energy measurements?,” https://www.physics.stackexchange.com/questions/243750/how-are-probe-liquids-selected,

2925. no author cited, “Common surface energy tests: Dyne inks,” Brighton Science, Sep 2016.

2926. no author cited, “What is the best fast & accurate alternative to dyne testing?,” Brighton Science, Aug 2019.

2927. no author cited, “How to control additive blooming in polymer films,” Brighton Science, Jun 2020.

2937. no author cited, “Standard T565: Contact angle of water droplets on corona-treated polymer film surfaces,” TAPPI, 1996.

2938. no author cited, “ASTM D724: Standard test method for surface wettability of paper (angle-of-contact method),” ASTM, 1994.

2939. no author cited, “Determination of the surface tension between a printing ink and fountain water during the offset process (Application note 3),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/3,

2940. no author cited, “Optimisation of the determination of surface free energies of polymers (Application note 4),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/4,

2941. no author cited, “Simplified determination of the surface free energy of polymers (Application note 6),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/6,

2942. no author cited, “Determination of contact angles by different methods of dropshape analysis (Application note 12),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/12,

2943. no author cited, “Calculation of a new reference liquid by measurement on a known solid surface (Application note 17),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/17,

2944. no author cited, “Dynamic contact angle measurements on curved surfaces by using the bridge-function (Application note 22),” https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/Downloads/22,

3002. no author cited, “Single vs. multi-fluid contact angle techniques part 1: Surface energy and the attractions between substances,” Brighton Science, May 2020.

3003. no author cited, “Single vs. multi-fluid contact angle techniques part 2: Why one fluid is all you need for process control in manufacturing,” Brighton Science, May 2020.

3004. no author cited, “What is the difference between surface free energy and surface energy?,” Brighton Science, Mar 2021.

3005. no author cited, “What is the difference between surface tension and surface energy,” Brighton Science, Mar 2021.

3006. no author cited, “Why a surface chemistry input should be included in new product specifications,” Brighton Science, Nov 2022.

3007. no author cited, “Demystifying dyne levels: A comprehensive guide,” Brighton Science, Aug 2023.

3008. no author cited, “The water break test as a surface measurement gauge,” Brighton Sciencce, Oct 2023.

3019. no author cited, “Why test inks cannot tell the full truth about surface free energy,” Kruss Application Report AR272, Jun 2014.

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