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Run: Substrate Surface Energy Dyne Test Log - ASTM D2578

Log dyne pen or test-fluid readings across a substrate web before coating, printing, or laminating. Use it to confirm surface treatment meets the minimum dyn...

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Inspection Details

Enter the applicable work instruction, customer specification, or internal SOP used for the test.

Substrate and Surface Identification

Check for dust, oil, release agents, moisture, fingerprints, or other contamination that could affect the reading.

Test Method and Conditions

Record whether a dyne pen or test fluid was used in accordance with ASTM D2578 or site procedure.
Record the manufacturer, series, or nominal dyne value of the pen/fluid used.

Dyne Readings Across the Web

Record the measured surface energy at the left edge or designated edge position.
The lowest reading across the web must meet or exceed the required minimum dyne level.

Deficiencies and Corrective Action

Mark yes if any reading is below the minimum dyne requirement or if contamination/condition prevents a valid result.
Describe the deficiency, including affected web position(s), measured values, and observed condition.
Record actions such as re-cleaning, re-treating, adjusting treatment settings, segregating material, or retesting.
Indicate whether the substrate must be retested before release.

Closeout and Attestation

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