What are the factors that interfere with zipper tensile testing?

When performing a zipper pull test, there are a few factors that can affect the test results. Here are some possible factors:

1. Choice of material: Zippers can be made of different types of materials, such as metal, plastic, etc. Therefore, the choice of different materials may have an impact on the stretch performance of the zipper.

2. Strength: The design and manufacture of the zipper should pay attention to the strength requirements, including the material and size of the zipper itself and the connecting parts.

3. Lubrication and wear: The use of lubricants and the life and wear of the zipper may affect its tensile properties.

4. Length and Width: The length and width of the zipper may also have an effect on the tensile test. Longer or wider zippers may take more force.

5. Test speed: In the zipper tensile test, the speed of the test may affect the test results. Different test speeds may result in different stress and deformation responses.

6. Environmental conditions: Environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and chemical substances in the environment may have an impact on the performance and test results of the zipper.

7. Sample preparation: The handling and preparation of the zipper before it is tested is also very important. Sample preparation should be carried out in accordance with relevant standards or manufacturer's requirements.

These factors may interact and therefore need to be controlled when performing a zipper tensile test to ensure the accuracy and repeatability of the test results.