Material Impact Tester

The material impact tester measures the energy absorbed during material fracture by striking a sample with a falling pendulum. It is used to test the impact resistance of materials such as plastics and metals, and finds applications in quality control and safety assessments.
Selection
Select the impact energy range based on testing standards, matching the type and size of the specimen. Consider the adaptability to environmental temperatures, and confirm that the data output method meets recording requirements. Compare the maintenance costs and calibration cycles of different models.

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The impact speed is 3.5m/s, the impact energy can be selected from 1J, 2.75J, 5.5J, and the pendulum lift angle is 150 °. It supports a variety of non-metallic material impact tests and is easy to operate.

$ 993.00

Impact height 0-50cm adjustable, equipped with 1000g drop weight and Φ 8mm punch, Impact depth 2mm, can accurately determine the material resistance to Impact performance.

$ 228.00

Impact height 0-100cm adjustable, equipped with 1000g drop weight and Φ 8mm punch, Impact depth 2mm, can accurately determine the material anti-Impact performance.

$ 286.00

The device has an impact height range of 0-100 cm and is equipped with a Φ 20 mm punch and a 1000 g drop weight to accurately evaluate the material's impact resistance.

$ 622.00

Impact method using drop ball, test height range of 50-1000mm, equipped with four radius Impact head and 300-1000g weight, can accurately evaluate the material anti-Impact performance and fracture.

$ 933.00

Impact energy 11mJ, ball head diaMeter 3mm tungsten carbide material, can measure the maximum Hardness 940HV, suitable for asperity 1.6μm surface, minimum test thickness 5mm, Che diaMeter and depth vary with Hardness.

$ 157.00

The device can perform drop ball impact testing in the 50-500mm height range, is equipped with 300-1000g multiple weights and 1/4 to 1/16 inch Impact head, supports manual setting, and is suitable for multiple material performance evaluation.

$ 691.00

Impact height up to 120 cm, weight weight mass 1000g, no secondary rebound after impact, to ensure accurate and reliable test results, suitable for film impact performance evaluation.

$ 370.00

Impact height 0-120cm adjustable, equipped with 1kg, 1.36kg, 2kg three kinds of drop weight mass and Φ 8mm to Φ 20mm punch, support multi-standard testing, accurate evaluation of material anti-Impact performance.

$ 717.00

Impact height up to 120 cm, using 1000g standard hammer body, no secondary rebound phenomenon after impact, to ensure accurate and reliable test results.

$ 259.00

Using 1kg weight free fall impact, impact height adjustable range 0-50cm, equipped with φ 8mm punch and φ 15mm die base, can carry out positive and negative impact test.

$ 164.00

Impact height of 120 cm, hammer mass 1000g, no secondary rebound phenomenon after impact, punch diaMeter 16mm, can accurately determine the impact strength of the paint film.

$ 370.00

Impact specimens with semi-spherical punches are used for energy consumption measurement to evaluate anti-Impact performance. Impact energy range is 3J, Impact speed is 2.5m/s, and it is suitable for a variety of film and paper tests.

$ 1348.00

Impact height range is adjustable from 0-100cm, equipped with 1000g drop weight and Φ 8mm punch, accurate impact testing is achieved through mechanical structure, and the operation is stable and reliable.

$ 243.00

Impact energy 2.7mJ, Impact mass 3.0g, tungsten carbide ball head Hardness up to 1600HV, suitable for asperity 0.4um surface, providing accurate Hardness measurement.

$ 167.00

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