A scratch resistance testing device for decorative panels relates to the field of PET film-faced artificial board testing technology. It includes a
test platform, a sliding mounting frame on the base, and a partitioned pressure testing component within its groove. This component includes a movable seat, a pressure testing frame, a support rod, a support plate, and a
scratching head. It works in conjunction with a pressure-dividing return
assembly to achieve segmented pressure
scratching. A telescopic scraping component is installed in the bottom through-hole of the lower empty-
stroke scraping component for
chip removal, and a negative pressure
impurity removal component is also provided. The scheme includes three pressure blocks that cooperate with the pressure testing frame, allowing the
scratching head to automatically complete three segments of scratches with different pressures during continuous movement. Blank intervals are left between segments to avoid interference, enabling multiple tests per scratch and segmented comparison. Multiple elastic telescopic scraping heads remove debris, fibers, and dust adhering to the scratching head in the blank areas. Simultaneously, an elastic pull
rope and
piston drive a negative pressure cylinder to precisely extract residue from within the scratch, avoiding obscuring the true morphology. This ensures the efficiency, consistency, and accuracy of the scratch resistance testing of PET film-faced artificial boards.