LAMINATION STRENGTH Clause Samples

The Lamination Strength clause defines the minimum required strength or adhesion level between laminated layers in a product, such as glass, plastic, or composite materials. It typically specifies the testing methods and acceptable thresholds for lamination performance, ensuring that the bonded layers do not separate under normal use or specified stress conditions. This clause is essential for maintaining product durability and safety, as it helps prevent delamination, which could compromise structural integrity or functionality.