Material Testing Machine

Material testing machines measure the deformation and fracture points of materials by applying forces such as tension, compression, or bending, and are used to test properties such as strength and elasticity of products like plastics and metals.
Selection
When selecting a material testing machine, factors to consider include the range of testing force, precision, types of fixtures, software functionality, and budget. These should align with the material type and standard requirements to ensure ease of operation and reliability.

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Instruments

Support user material calibration function, can store 600 sets of measurement data, equipped with 3.5 inch IPS full view LCD screen, Continuous Operating Time more than 10 hours, automatic identification Probe type without recalibrating.

$ 1587.00

Measurement range 0-99.9%, resolution 0.1%, Response Time 1 second, portable design supports rapid on-site detection, probe Sensor can penetrate deep into the material internal measurement.

$ 233.00

Glass material can be used for repeatability, Checkerboard size 25x25mm, shape 250x100mm, in line with the national standard GB/T1726, durable and accurate test.

$ 143.00

Using high frequency principle, Measurement range 0-60%, accuracy +/- 0.5%, Response Time 1 second, probe Sensor can penetrate deep into the material, support 20 kinds of material code selection.

$ 233.00

Can test a variety of material surface tension, Rod number range 28-56, uniform water test is accurate, effectively avoid pRoduction delays caused by unqualified materials.

$ 86.00

Max.stirring Capacity 2L, Rotation speed 60~ 2400rpm stepless adjustable, DC motor running smoothly low noise, ABS material heat resistance corrosion resistance, compact and portable.

$ 110.00

Roller diaMeter 65mm, processing capacity 0.5-10 kg/h, support chill down water temperature control, emergency brake protection, can be customized ceramic roller material, to adapt to viscosity ≤ 3,000,000cps material.

$ 1185.00

Wet film thickness 18.3 microns, application width 300mm, wear and corrosion resistant stainless steel material, wire-wound process to ensure Spreader uniformity.

$ 186.00

Immersion design, 2mm outflow aperture, viscosity measurement range 5~ 60cSt, stainless steel material, ASTM D4212 standard, correction factor 0.95~ 1.05.

$ 135.00

Manufactured by wire-wound process, wet film thickness 16.0μm, application width 300mm, stainless steel material to ensure durability, wire diaMeter 0.18mm to ensure Spreader uniformity.

$ 186.00

Wet film thickness 18.3μm, application width 300mm, wear-resistant corrosion-resistant stainless steel material, wire-wound process to ensure film uniformity.

$ 160.00

Made of stainless steel, with a range of 0-50 microns, accuracy +/- 2 µm, and a groove width of 12mm, it is suitable for a variety of material fineness testing, durable and easy to maintain.

$ 167.00

Using memory metal alloy material, temperature measurement range -20~ 50 ℃, humidity measurement range 0~ 99% RH, aging resistance and accurate Measurement, suitable for a variety of environment monitoring needs.

$ 94.00

Stainless steel material corrosion resistance, application width 100mm, wet film thickness 400μm, ensure uniform film, suitable for leveling test and Appearance evaluation.

$ 146.00

Measurement accuracy is ensured by memory metal alloy material, temperature range -10~ 40 ℃ error +/- 1.5 ℃, humidity range 10~ 90% RH error +/- 5%, aging resistant design to extend service life.

$ 93.00

Articles

Application of Drop Hammer Impact Testing Machine in Evaluating Impact Resistance of Composite Materials
This article introduces how the drop-weight impact testing machine evaluates the impact resistance of composite materials. The test releases a weight to strike the specimen, measuring parameters such as energy absorption, peak load, and damage area, simulating low-velocity impacts like tool drops.
Impact of the Fixture Design of a Drop Hammer Impact Tester on the Plastic Impact Strength Results
This article primarily discusses the impact of the fixture design of a drop-weight impact testing machine on the results of plastic impact strength tests. The geometric parameters of the fixture, clamping method, and contact surface material can alter the stress state and energy transfer of the specimen, thereby affecting the accuracy of the test data.
Application of High-Temperature Universal Testing Machine in the Study of Hot Modulus of Rupture of Refractory Materials
This article introduces the application of a high-temperature universal testing machine in measuring the hot modulus of rupture of refractory materials. It explains the working principle, testing procedure, and key parameters of the testing machine, such as the effects of heating rate, holding time, and loading rate.
Shore Durometer Selection: Matching Principles of Hardness Models and Measurement Ranges
This article introduces the selection method for Shore durometers, with the core focus on ensuring that the hardness type matches the material's hardness range and rebound characteristics. When selecting, the principle that the measured value falls within 20% to 80% of the full scale should be followed to avoid data distortion.
Rapid temperature change high and low temperature test chamber for thermal fatigue evaluation of PCB board solder joints.
This paper discusses the application of rapid temperature change high and low temperature test chambers in evaluating the thermal fatigue of PCB board solder joints. Solder joint fatigue is primarily caused by differences in material thermal expansion, and the test chamber simulates thermal stress through temperature cycling to accelerate the fatigue process.
Application of Transparent Constant Temperature Water Bath in Visualization of Material Thermal Deformation
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Difference between Black Panel Temperature and Black Standard Temperature in Light Aging Test Chambers
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Effect of Rapid Temperature Change Aging Chamber on Thermal Cycling of Composite Materials
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Selection of abrasion testing machine is based on the wear form, choosing between linear or rotational types.
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Friction and wear testing machine evaluates the wear resistance of self-lubricating polymer materials.
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Melt flow index instrument controls the flowability and stability of polypropylene injection molding process.
This article explores how to assess and regulate the stability of polypropylene's flowability in injection molding processes by measuring its melt flow rate. It explains the principles behind characterizing flowability and analyzes the impact of factors such as material batch variations and process parameters on stability.
Thermogravimetric Analyzer for Measuring Moisture and Volatiles in Polymer Materials
Thermogravimetric analyzers determine the moisture and volatile content in polymer materials by measuring the mass changes during the heating process.
Differential Scanning Calorimetry measures the phase transition temperature of liquid crystal polymers.
This article introduces the method of determining the phase transition temperature of liquid crystal polymers using a differential scanning calorimeter. The differential scanning calorimeter analyzes the phase transition behavior of materials by comparing the heat difference between the sample and a reference material, recording the heat flow curve during temperature changes.
Constant Temperature and Humidity Aging Chamber for Testing Hygrothermal Aging Performance of Composite Materials
This article introduces how to use a constant temperature and humidity aging chamber to test the hygrothermal aging performance of composite materials. Hygrothermal aging refers to the gradual decline in material performance under the combined effects of temperature and humidity.
Thermal shock test chamber measures the thermal shock resistance of polymer films.
This article introduces how to test the thermal shock resistance of polymer films using a thermal shock test chamber. The test involves rapidly switching the film between high and low temperatures to simulate the drastic temperature changes that may occur in actual use, thereby generating thermal stress within the material.