THE QUANTITATIVE TESTING AND COMPARISONS OF PEEL AND LAP/SHEAR FOR LASCAUX 360 H.V. AND BEVA 371
Kenneth B. Katz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Betty L. Baxter and Margaret A. Salo for their total cooperation and assistance in typing and word processing this article;
Dr. Walter Cobbs for permission to use the Nordson facilities;
Most of all, Mr. William Rehman of The Nordson Corporation, whose cooperation and insights made this experiment possible.
MATERIALS:
P & S Textiles, Jordan Rd., Skaneateles Falls, NY 13153 Terry Polyester #39Conservation Materials Ltd., 240 Freeport Blvd., Box 2884, Sparks, NV, 89431 Lascaux 360 H. V. Acrylic Adhesive
Adam Chemical Co., 18 Spring Hill Terrace, Spring Valley, NY 10977 Beva 371 AdhesiveTalas, 213 W. 35th Street, N.Y.C., NY 10011, 1 � 2 Belgian Linen Plain weave, 8 threads in warp, 15 threads in weft
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PhenixAlan; Hedley, Gerry, Lining Without Heat or Moisture. ICOM Committee for Conservation, 7th Triannual Meeting, Copenhagen1984
Albano, A.Lodge, R.AIC Painting Specialty Group, Milwaukee, May 1982. “Critical Nap Bond Temperature Monitoring—Synthetic Fabric and Adhesive Application in the Lining of a Klee and Leger.”
Rohm & Haas Paraloid B-72: Copolymer of ethyl acrylate and methyl/methacrylate.
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