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Displacement force test bench STENTOR II CCtensioncompressioncomputer-controlled
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Characteristics
- Test type
- tension, compression, displacement force
- Operating mode
- computer-controlled, automated
- Test material
- for materials
- Sector
- for laboratories, for production
- Technology
- mechanical
Description
The Test Stand Stentor II is ideally designed to provide a good quality performance and functionality. It is built with a fully equipped force measurement unit which has a ready-to-be-used capability. It is highly constructed for all the technologies of the force gauge Centor Touch which has the ability to perform force measurement in a tension a compression which ranges up to 5000 N. It is also built to conduct tests on several types of materials in the production of the laboratories once the speed test has been determined or once the speed changes the results of the measurement. It is integrated with a large colored touchscreen monitor which is capable of displaying the curve force and deflection of a certain application.
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