Steel laminated with Polyester film for soft drink cans container will gradually replace lacquer-coated steel sheets due to environmental concerns and cost considerations. The process is characterized by partial melting of the film on the steel surface during lamination as a result of pressing the supplied films between both sides of heated steel and a couple of cooled rubber rolls. Various characteristics of film-laminated steel for can use are strongly influenced by the degree of biaxial orientation of the laminated film, and the characteristics are significantly influenced by laminating speed and temperature of the laminating roll.
Therefore, this report deals with the results of an experiments regarding variations in the degree of biaxial orientation and the characteristics of film-laminated steel with several laminating conditions. This research demonstrated that it is possible to estimate the adhesive property of film-laminated steel by the degree of biaxial orientation and the thickness of the amorphous layer.
Furthermore, the adhesive property of film-laminated steel decreases with an increasing in the laminating speed or temperature of the the laminating roll because of the decreasing thickness of the amorphous layer at the same degree of biaxial orientation.
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