High-level drop tester XJL
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high-level drop tester
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XJL Plastic Tube Drop Hammer Impact Test Machine XJL Drop hammer impact testing machine for plastic, glass, ceramics and other non-metallic materials samples or pipe to do impact test, is a test instrument used to evaluate the impact resistance of materials, . Usage and Characteristics XJL Drop hammer impact testing machine for plastic, glass, ceramics and other non-metallic materials samples or pipe to do impact test, is a test instrument used to evaluate the impact resistance of materials, . At the same time, you can also do the impact comparison test for the same kind of material, the same kind of sample, to identify the quality of the materials. The test machine using process control technology, can preset impact height, automatically prevent secondary impact, automatically lifting hammer to the scheduled height, and display height at any time. The height error can be automatically corrected through the interface. The machine is reliable, high precision, in line with professional standards ZBN72026-90 drop hammer impact testing machine technical requirements of the standard requirements. Main Technical Parameters 1. Max. impact energy: 300J 2. Operating temperature: 10-35 °C 3. Power supply: AC 220V ÷ 10% 2A 4. Hammer quality: 0.25-15.000kg 0.125kg / increments 5. Hammer quality accuracy: 0.1% 6. Worktable travel: 0-400mm (can be customized) 7. Sample diameter: 10-400mm (can be customized) 8. Hammer radius: D25mm D90mm 9. Max. impact height: 2000mm 10. Height positioning error: less than + 2mm 11. Dimensions: host (length*width * height) 700mm * 700mm * 3300mm 12. Weight: about 450kg

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