ASTM D7247
Standard Test Method for Evaluating the Shear Strength of Adhesive Bonds in Laminated Wood Products at Elevated Temperatures
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ASTM D7247 is a technical standard for evaluating the shear strength of adhesive bonds in laminated wood products at elevated temperatures. It is designed to help users assess how bonded wood assemblies perform when heat may affect joint integrity, making it relevant for product evaluation, quality control, and performance verification. By focusing on elevated-temperature behavior, this ASTM standard supports more consistent testing and better comparison of adhesive bond strength under demanding conditions.
Purpose of ASTM D7247
The purpose of ASTM D7247 is to provide a standardized test method for measuring the shear strength of adhesive bonds in laminated wood products when exposed to elevated temperatures. This helps establish a common technical basis for evaluating bond performance beyond room-temperature conditions. For manufacturers, laboratories, and specifiers, the standard offers a more controlled way to compare materials, adhesive systems, and bonded assemblies in situations where heat resistance may influence serviceability or reliability.
Common use cases of ASTM D7247
ASTM D7247 is commonly used in testing programs for laminated wood products where adhesive bond performance must be understood under heated conditions. It may support product development, incoming material checks, qualification testing, and comparative evaluation of bonded wood assemblies. The standard is also useful in laboratory workflows that assess adhesive durability, verify consistency between production batches, or support technical documentation for engineered wood products and related bonded systems.
Why ASTM D7247 matters
This standard matters because elevated temperatures can change how adhesive bonds behave, and that can affect product safety, durability, and fit for use. ASTM D7247 helps create more consistent test results so buyers, producers, and quality teams can make better-informed decisions. It also supports compliance efforts, reduces ambiguity in procurement, and improves confidence when comparing different laminated wood products or adhesive formulations under similar test conditions.
- Shear strength of adhesive bonds
- Elevated-temperature testing
- Laminated wood products
- Quality control and product comparison
- Standardized laboratory evaluation
- Publication Date: 2017-11-30
- Publisher: ASTM
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