schuiftests
Schuiftests, also called sliding tests, are a class of experimental procedures used to characterize sliding and shear behavior at interfaces between materials. They aim to quantify how much tangential force is required to initiate and sustain sliding under a given normal load, yielding parameters such as static and kinetic friction coefficients, and wear characteristics.
In a typical schuiftest, a specimen is placed in contact with a counterface under a controlled normal
Applications of schuiftests span tribology, materials development, and quality control. They are used to compare coatings