Instron specimen test fixtures

Test components come in many shapes and sizes and present the Test Engineers daily challenges with regard to selection of the correct test method and configuration of the corresponding ...

The 90° peel test fixture consists of a bearing-mounted sled that is linked to the testing machine’s crosshead by a cable and pulley system. This fixture has a T-slotted sled that allows ...

... ° peel fixture is designed to help an operator align and clamp down a specimen quickly and consistently while ensuring that a 90° angle can be maintained from start to finish. With its improved clamping ...

This fixture consists of a fixed horizontal table and a moveable sled. Both the table and sled can be covered with the test material. A tow line attaches the sled to a low-force load cell with a pulley ...

The fixtures consist of two roller bearings in a frame that is connected to the test system via a pivoting adapter. This design ensures that alignment between the fixture and the test ...

... of travel until failure occurs. Common results from these tests are maximum force, force at break, penetration distance, and energy to break. APPLICATION RANGE •Type of test: Puncture •Specimen ...

... onto the specimen at a low rate of travel until failure occurs. Common results from these tests are maximum force, force at break, penetration distance, and energy to break. Simple puncture fixture ...

THREE POINT BEND TEST FIXTURES For Flex, Bend, and Fracture Toughness Bond Testing The flexure fixture allows a variety of flexural and fracture toughness bond tests ...

The Instron® Universal Syringe fixture is designed to evaluate many of the functional properties of both primary containers and safety syringe devices. The adjustable chuck design can accommodate a wide range of specimen ...