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Traction testing wedge grip

traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
traction testing wedge grip
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Mechanical specimen grips Gripping, clamping, holding - from rough to fragile Hegewald & Peschke offers a wide range of mechanical grips for tensile tests. This includes both from-fit and force-fit grips, each of which can be used for a wide range of materials, specimen shapes and temperature ranges. Vice grips External tensioning + Symmetrical and asymmetrical clamping + Light + Adjustable clamping force - For small forces - It is difficult to reach reproducable clamping forces - Clamping force decreases during testing - For polymers (thermoplastic, duroplastic), foils, food,... - Up to 20 kN Pincer grips Self-tensioning - Only symmetrical clamping possible + Light - Clamping and pre-clamping force cannot be adjusted • Clamping force increases during testing - For elastomers, plastics, textiles - Up to 20 kN Wedge type grip Self-tensioning - Only symmetrical clamping possible - Heavy - Clamping and pre-clamping force cannot be adjusted + Up to high forces - Spring back after brittle fracture • Clamping force increases during testing - For metals - Up to 600 kN Screw type wedge action grips External tensioning + Symmetrical and asymmetrical clamping - Heavy + Adjustable clamping force (Reproduceable clamping forces can be reached with a torque wrench) + Up to high forces + Frictional fixation after fracture • Clamping force increases during testing - For metals - Up to 250 kN

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