It is pointed out that the tack of pressure-sensitive adhesives should be expressed in terms of rolling friction coefficient f of the adhesives. Values of f were determined by both rolling ball and pulling cylinder experiments, and the dependence of f upon viscoelastic properties and thickness of the adhesives was studied. The experimental results were interpreted by the model theory previously proposed. It is also shown that the tack of pressure-sensitive adhesives by the conventional ball tack tests corresponds to f measured at the velocity ranging from v ∼ 10 to v ∼ 102 cm/sec.
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