Erichsen cupping tester GBS-60
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Erichsen cupping tester
Erichsen cupping tester
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Characteristics

Test type
Erichsen cupping
Tested product
for metal sheets
Other characteristics
hydraulic, motorized

Description

The cupping testing machine is used to test extend and stretch capacity of metal thin plate and band. It is the only instrument to test the metal’s plastic deformation. Also it can be used to test non-ferrous metals anisotropic character if adding impact cup mould. The machine adopts high precision raster measure instrument to test Erichsen value so it has a high testing precision. It adopts the electric control machinery onload and LCD spoke sensor so it raised the testing precision of the main test force and accuracy of controlling sample breaking. Standards: ISO20482: 2003 Metallic materials-Sheet and strip-Erichsen Cupping Test, GB/T4156-2007 Metallic materials-Sheet and strip-Erichsen Cupping Test. Feature 1.Use a servo motor to load instead of hydraulic piston and cylinder; 2. Change oil pressure cylinder to load cell, more precision and reliable; 3.Auto stop when crack appears, convenient to observe the crack; 4.With peak value memory function, like max. punch load, max. deformation deep etc; 5,Turnover grips, punch and sample is easy to change; Specification: • Specimen thickness : 0.1-2mm • Max Specimen width : 100mm • Max Punch stroke : 60mm • Clamping piston stroke : 19-21mm • Max. punching load : 60Kn • Max. clamping load : 25Kn • Standard punch diameter : Φ20±0.05mm • Standard cushion mold hole diameter : Φ33±0.1mm • Standard press mold hole diameter : Φ27±0.05mm • Display resolution : 0.01mm • Speed : 2-100mm/min

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