Bending testing system LTTD-10S
stiffnesspaper and cardboardindustrial

bending testing system
bending testing system
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Characteristics

Test type
bending, stiffness
Tested product
paper and cardboard
Applications
industrial, laboratory
Other characteristics
automatic, PC-controllable

Description

Microcomputer Bending Stiffness Tester LTTD-10S The bending stiffness tester is used to test the bending stiffness of paper and paperboard. The bending stiffness can be used to test the bending stiffness performance of sheet materials such as film, mica sheet, graphite sheet and composite material. • Sample size : 38*70mm(Standard size) • Actual measurement size : 38*50mm(standard) • Span range : span length 1~60mm,5mm、10mm、15mm、20mm、25mm、30mm、40mm、50mm,8 Adjustable 8-gear lever • Span accuracy : ±0.1mm test range:(0~10000)mN • Sensing accuracy : ±0.1% • Resolution : 0.01mN • Bending angle : 1~92 º stepless • Angle measurement: : a single angle is measured each time, and there is stepless range of 0 ~ 90 ° • Angular velocity control : 0.5 – 50 °/sec adjustable • Measuring thickness : 0.01~5.0 mm Paper grade and other composite materials • Power : 220V 50Hz Bending time: select different bending time according to the elasticity of the material Sample fixture: manual fixture operation, automatic reset after test Operation interface: 7inch touch screen operation interface, visual menu operation. Clamping mode: unlimited clamping, non-destructive and continuous clamping Signal output: standard computer signal output, link computer, IMT computer operating platform, can realize document editing(optional) Self calibration: the equipment can realize self calibration, with calibration tools as standard Printing output: modular integrated thermal printer

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