Tensile Strength Tester
Tensile Strength Tester
Tensile Strength Tester
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    Tensile Strength Tester

    Tensile Strength Tester

    Tensile Strength Tester

      A Tensile Strength Tester is a laboratory instrument used to measure the strength and elongation of materials like textiles, plastics, rubber, metals, and composites under tension. It determines how much force a material can withstand before breaking when pulled apart.   Key Features:
    1. Load Cell – Measures the force applied to the sample with high accuracy.
    2. Grips or Clamps – Hold the test sample firmly to prevent slippage during testing.
    3. Crosshead (Movable Arm) – Moves at a set speed to apply tension to the material.
    4. Digital Display or Software Interface – Shows real-time force, elongation, and stress-strain data.
     
    1. Multiple Test Modes – Supports tensile, compression, bending, and tearing tests depending on attachments.
    2. Adjustable Speed and Gauge Length – Customizable test settings to match standards like ASTM, ISO, or BIS.
      Applications of Tensile Strength Tester: – Textile Testing: Check the strength and stretch of fabrics, yarns, and threads. – Plastic and Rubber: Evaluate durability and flexibility. – Metals and Composites: Measure tensile strength and ductility.   Measured Outputs: – Tensile strength (maximum force before break) – Elongation at break (stretch percentage) – Young’s modulus (stiffness) – Stress-strain curves   Benefits of Tensile Strength Tester:
    1. Accurate Strength Measurement – Precisely determines a material’s breaking point and load-bearing capacity.
    2. Quality Control – Ensures materials meet required strength standards before production or release.
    3. Improves Product Performance – Helps select suitable materials for durability, reducing product failure risks.
     
    1. Data for R&D – Provides key mechanical properties like tensile strength, elongation, and modulus for material development.
    2. Standard Compliance- Supports testing to international standards (e.g., ASTM, ISO), ensuring global quality benchmarks.
    3. Versatile Testing – Can test textiles, plastics, rubbers, metals, and composites with appropriate grips and settings.
     
    1. Increases Efficiency – Speeds up material evaluation with automated testing and data logging.
    2. Reduces Waste – Detects weak or faulty materials early, cutting down defective production.
    3. Supports Decision Making – Gives engineers and designers data to choose or improve materials confidently.
      Features of Tensile Strength Tester:
    1. High-Precision Load Cell – Accurately measures force applied to the sample, typically in Newton’s or kilograms.
    2. Digital Control Interface – Easy-to-use panel or software for setting test parameters and viewing results.
    3. Adjustable Crosshead Speed – Customizable speed for stretching the sample to match different material standards.
     
    1. Interchangeable Grips – Various clamps for fabrics, yarns, plastics, or metals depending on the test material.
    2. Automatic Data Recording – Captures force, elongation, and break point for analysis and documentation.
    3. Graph Plotting Capability – Displays real-time stress-strain curves for detailed evaluation.
     
    1. Multiple Test Modes – Supports tensile, compression, tear, peel, and bending tests.
    2. Standard Compliance – Configurable to perform tests according to ASTM, ISO, or BIS standards.
    3. Safety Features- Includes overload protection and emergency stop for safe operation.
    4. Robust Frame Design- Rigid construction for stability and accurate testing, even at high loads.
      How to Use a Tensile Strength Tester:
    1. Prepare the Sample – Cut the material to standard size and shape based on test requirements (e.g., ASTM, ISO).
    2. Select Appropriate Grips – Choose clamps suitable for the material type (e.g., flat grips for fabric, V-grips for yarn).
    3. Mount the Sample- Secure both ends of the sample between the upper and lower grips. Make sure it is centered and tight to avoid slippage.
     
    1. Set Test Parameters
    – On the control panel or software, input: – Test speed (e.g., 100 mm/min for textiles) – Gauge length (initial distance between grips) – Test mode (tensile, tear, etc.)
    1. Zero the Machine – Calibrate the load cell and crosshead to start from zero force and zero position.
    2. Start the Test – Press “Start” to begin. The machine will stretch the sample until it breaks, measuring force and elongation.
    3. Monitor the Test – View live data on force, elongation, and stress-strain curve if available.
    4. Review and Save Results – After the break, the machine stops. View and save the data (tensile strength, elongation at break, modulus).
     
    1. Remove Sample and Clean Up – Dispose of the broken sample and clean grips if needed.
    Safety Tips: – Ensure proper grip and alignment to prevent snapping or slippage. – Never touch moving parts during testing. – Use safety shields for high-strength samples.     Tensile Strength tester
    Tensile Strength Tester

    Tensile Strength Tester

    Electronic fabric strength machine [Scope of application]: It is used to test the mechanical properties of various textiles such as stretching, tearing, constant elongation, constant load, elasticity, suture slippage, and peeling. [Related Standards]: Examples of material testing machines used in textile testing standards GB/T3923.1/2、FZ/T70006、FZ/T70007、FZ/T01085、 GB/T13772.1/2/3、FZ/T20019、FZ/T01030、 ISO ASTM JIS BS DIN etc. [Instrument features]: 1. High-rigidity column load frame configuration, precision pre-loaded ball screw. 2. Automatic distance positioning function. 3. AC servo drive device, high-resolution digital closed-loop controller. 4. Test modular design and open data management. 5. The equipment comes with a thermal printer to quickly output test results. [Technical parameter]: 1. Measuring force range: 1%～100% of full scale Model -250 -500 Full range 2500N 5000N 2. Minimum scale value: 0.01N Force measurement accuracy: ≤±0.2%F·S 3. Stretching speed: (0.01～1000)mm/min digital speed regulation, error ≤±1% 4. The maximum stroke of the instrument: 600mm 5. Elongation resolution: 0.01mm 6. Specimen clamping: pneumatic clamping or manual clamping 7. Power supply: AC220V±10% 50Hz 600W 8. Dimensions: (550×530×1400)mm (host L×W×H) 9. Weight: 74kg (standard configuration) 10. Sampling frequency: 2000Hz

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      2. 5-Point Grading System - Grades from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent), with half-step intervals like 4–5, 3–4.
      3. Standardized Grey Chips - Includes contrasting grey color pairs to match fabric changes accurately.
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      1. Durable Material - Made from stable, fade-resistant plastic or cardboard for long-term use.
      2. Compliance with Standards - Follows ISO 105-A02 (Color Change) and ISO 105-A03 (Staining) norms.
      3. Easy Visual Comparison - Designed for quick side-by-side assessment of fabric before and after testing.
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      1. Place the Samples - Lay the untested (original) and tested fabric side by side (for color change)
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      1. Match Against Gray Scale Chips - Visually compare the difference between the samples and find the closest matching gray pair on the scale.
       
      1. Assign a Grade
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      1. Record the Result - Note the grade in your test report as per the test method (e.g., ISO 105).
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      Fatigue tester for Elastic fabric

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      1. Durable Construction - Robust metal frame suitable for continuous testing in lab environments.
      2. Standard Compliance - Designed to follow standards like GB/T 37635 for elastic fabric testing.
        How to Use Fatigue Tester for Elastic Fabric:
      1. Prepare the Sample
      - Cut the elastic fabric to the specified size (e.g., 260 mm max length). - Mark the gauge length if needed for measurement after testing.
      1. Mount the Sample - Secure both ends of the fabric in the upper and lower clamps.
      2. Set Test Parameters
      - Enter the desired stretch percentage (e.g., 50%). - Set the number of cycles and speed (e.g., 30 cycles/min). - Adjust dwell time if required (time fabric stays stretched).  
      1. Start the Test - Press start on the touch screen interface. - The machine will cyclically stretch and release the sample.
      2. Monitor Progress - Observe operation or let it run automatically.
      - Machine stops automatically after reaching the set cycles.
      1. Remove and inspect - Take out the fabric and measure elongation, recovery, or visual defects.
      2. Record and Compare Results - Compare with initial measurements or standard performance criteria.
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      Hydraulic GSM Cutter

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      1. Sharp Stainless Steel Blades - Durable and replaceable blades ensure smooth, precise cuts.
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      3. Align the Cutter - Position the GSM cutter die over the desired area of the fabric.
      4. Activate Hydraulic Press - Pull the lever or press the button to apply hydraulic pressure and cut the sample.
       
      1. Remove the Sample - Lift the cutter and carefully take out the circular fabric piece (usually 100 cm²).
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      Fabric Flame Retardant Tester

        A Fabric Flame Retardant Tester is a specialized laboratory instrument designed to evaluate the flammability characteristics of textiles. It assesses how fabrics react to direct flame exposure, measuring parameters such as ignition time, flame spread rate, after-flame duration, and afterglow time. This testing is crucial for ensuring that textiles meet safety standards for various applications, including apparel, home furnishings, and industrial uses.   Purpose and Applications The primary purpose of a Fabric Flame Retardant Tester is to determine the flame resistance of textile materials. This is essential for:- Apparel Safety: Ensuring garments, especially children's sleepwear and industrial work wear, meet flammability standards. - Home Textiles: Testing curtains, drapes, upholstery, and bedding for fire safety compliance. - Technical Textiles: Evaluating materials used in tents, protective clothing, and automotive interiors.   ⚙️ Key Features Modern Fabric Flame Retardant Testers incorporate several features to ensure accurate and reliable testing:- Adjustable Burner Angles: Allowing tests at various orientations (e.g., 0°, 45°, 90°) to simulate different real-world scenarios. Automated Ignition Systems: Providing consistent flame application and reducing operator variability. - Digital Timing Mechanisms: Accurately recording ignition time, flame spread, after-flame, and afterglow durations.   - Transparent Observation Windows: Enabling safe monitoring of the test without exposure to hazards. - Compliance with International Standards: Meeting protocols such as ASTM D6413, ISO 6941, and EN ISO 15025 for standardized testing procedures.   Testing Standards Fabric Flame Retardant Testers are designed to comply with various international standards, including: - ASTM D6413: Standard Test Method for Flame Resistance of Textiles (Vertical Test). - ISO 6941: Textiles — burning behavior — Measurement of flame spread properties of vertically oriented specimens. - EN ISO 15025: Protective clothing — Protection against heat and flame — Method of test for limited flame spread.   ️ How It Works
      1. Sample Preparation: A fabric specimen is cut to specified dimensions and conditioned as per standard requirements.
      2. Mounting: The sample is mounted vertically or at a specified angle in the testing chamber.
      3. Ignition: A controlled flame is applied to the fabric for a predetermined time.
      4. Observation: The tester records ignition time, flame spread, after-flame time, and afterglow time.
      5. Evaluation: Results are compared against standard criteria to determine compliance.
          ✅ Benefits - Safety Assurance: Ensures textiles meet fire safety regulations, reducing risk in end-use applications. - Quality Control: Identifies flammability issues during the manufacturing process. - Regulatory Compliance: Helps manufacturers meet legal requirements for flammability. - Product Development: Assists in developing flame-retardant materials for specialized applications.   For more detailed information on specific models and their features, you can refer to manufacturers like SDL Atlas's Auto Flam Flammability Tester [1], TESTEX's Vertical Flammability Chamber TF312   How to Use a Fabric Flame Retardant Tester (Vertical Flammability Test Method):
      1. Prepare the Sample
      - Cut the fabric to standard dimensions (usually 300 × 75 mm). - Condition the fabric for 24 hours at 21°C and 65% relative humidity.  
      1. Mount the Sample
      - Place the fabric vertically in the frame inside the test chamber. - Ensure it's held securely with no folds or slack.  
      1. Set Up the Burner Position the burner at the required angle (usually 90° for vertical tests).
      - Adjust flame size according to the standard (about 38 mm for ASTM D6413).
      1. Ignite the Flame - Apply the flame to the bottom edge of the fabric for 12 seconds.
       
      1. Observe and Measure - Start timing when flame is applied.
      - Measure: - After-flame time (how long it burns after flame removal) - After-glow time (how long it glows after burning stops) - Char length (distance burned vertically)  
      1. Record the Results
      - Repeat the test on multiple samples (usually 5) and calculate averages.  
      1. Compare with Standards
      - Evaluate whether the results meet the required flame resistance limits.     fabric flame retardant tester IV type (small 450 method) Scope of application It is used for testing the intensity and speed of burning of flammable textile materials after ignition. (specific ignition nozzles and sample holders can be customized to meet multiple criteria). Related standards GB/T14644 ASTM D1230 CFR1610 etc. Technical parameters 1. The spread of time:0 ~ 999.9S resolution 0.1S 2. The temperature inside the box shows:Room temperature -99 degrees C resolution 1 c 3. Igniting time:1S 4. Type of igniter:4 1/2 syringe 5. Sample clip size:Outer frame:204mm * 78mm inner frame:152mm×38mm 6. Distance from the top of the igniter to the sample surface:8mm 7. Studio size and outline size Studio size:370mm×220mm×350mm Outline size:375mm×245mm×478mm 8. Power supply:AC220V 50Hz 20W 9. Weight:18Kg  
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      Fabric Air Permeability Tester
      Fabric air permeability tester

      Fabric air permeability tester

        Fabric Air Permeability Tester is a lab instrument used to measure how easily air passes through a fabric. It quantifies the air permeability, which is crucial for evaluating breathability, comfort, and functional performance in textiles. Purpose Fabric Air Permeability Tester: It determines the rate of airflow through a fabric sample under a set air pressure, typically reported in units like cm³/cm²/s or L/m²/s. Working Principle: The tester creates a pressure difference across the fabric sample and measures the volume of air flowing through it. Higher air permeability means the fabric is more breathable. Main Components of Fabric Air Permeability Tester: - Test Head / Clamp: Holds the fabric securely without leakage. - Pressure Regulator: Maintains a constant air pressure during testing. - Flow Meter or Digital Sensor: Measures the actual airflow rate through the fabric. - Display Unit: Shows readings of air permeability instantly.   Applications of Fabric Air Permeability Tester: - Performance textiles (sportswear, PPE) - Technical fabrics (filters, tents, airbags) - Medical textiles (masks, gowns) - Nonwovens and industrial materials   Benefits of Fabric Air Permeability Tester:
      1. Accurate Breathability Measurement - Precisely measures how breathable a fabric is, essential for comfort and performance.
      2. Supports Quality Control - Ensures consistent air permeability in fabric batches, critical for products like PPE, sportswear, and filters.
       
      1. Enhances Product Design - Helps in selecting or engineering fabrics with the right airflow properties for specific uses.
      2. Standard Compliance - Conforms to international testing standards (e.g., ASTM D737, ISO 9237), ensuring global credibility.
      3. Quick and Reliable Testing - Provides rapid results, increasing lab efficiency and production decision-making speed.
       
      1. Wide Material Compatibility - Suitable for woven, nonwoven, knitted fabrics, and even paper or coated materials.
      2. Improves Functional Performance - Helps optimize products for ventilation, moisture control, and thermal comfort.
      3. Reduces Product Failure - Identifies underperforming fabrics early, minimizing risks in high-performance applications.
      Features of Fabric Air Permeability Tester:
      1. Digital Display - Shows air permeability readings clearly in units like L/m²/s or cm³/cm²/s.
      2. Precise Test Head/Clamp - Provides an airtight seal to prevent air leakage and ensure accurate results.
      3. Adjustable Pressure Settings - Allows testing under various pressure drops (e.g., 10–2500 Pa), depending on fabric type.
       
      1. Automatic Airflow Measurement - Built-in sensors or flow meters capture airflow rate automatically for quick analysis.
      2. Multiple Test Area Sizes - Interchangeable test plates to match different sample sizes and standard requirements.
      3. Data Logging and Export - Some models include USB or software connectivity for storing and exporting test results.
       
      1. Standard Compliance - Conforms to ASTM D737, ISO 9237, BS 5636, DIN 53887, etc.
      2. Robust Construction - Built with corrosion-resistant materials and durable components for long-term lab use.
      3. Low Maintenance - Simple cleaning and calibration process for reliable performance.
      4. Compact and User-Friendly Design - Ideal for lab benches and easy operation with minimal training.
      How to Use Fabric Air Permeability Tester:
      1. Prepare the Sample - Cut the fabric sample to the required size (usually circular, e.g., 20 cm²).
      2. Mount the Sample - Place the fabric securely in the test clamp or holder, ensuring no wrinkles or gaps.
      3. Set Test Parameters - Adjust the air pressure drop according to the fabric type or standard (e.g., 100 Pa).
       
      1. Start the Test - Turn on the air supply and start the airflow through the fabric.
      2. Read the Measurement - The digital display will show the air permeability value in the selected units.
      3. Record the Results - Note the readings or export data if the device supports it.
      4. Repeat if needed - Test multiple samples or areas for accuracy and average the results.
      5. Clean and Maintain - After testing, clean the clamp and ensure the device is calibrated regularly.
        Tip: Ensure the test environment maintains standard temperature and humidity for consistent results.   Fabric Air Permeability Tester Appliance Range It is used to TEST the air permeability of various textile fabrics, including industrial fabrics, nonwoven fabrics and other textile products and other breathable materials. Related Standards GB / T 5453, GB / T 13764, ISO 9237, ISO 5636, ASTM D737, etc. Instrument characteristics 1. Automatic sample clamping, automatic nozzle replacement, and quick test. 2. Microcomputer processing, the test results are displayed directly, without manual table calculation; 3. Built-in continuous test mode, the test unit can be switched as needed. 4. Chinese LCD menu operation, configure computer interface. Technical parameter 1. Range of sample pressure difference: 1 ～ 4000Pa 2. Measurable air permeability: 1 ～ 40,000mm / s 3. Measurement error: ≤ ± 2% 4. Measurable fabric thickness: ≤8mm 5. Test area: 5cm2; 20cm2; 50cm2; 100cm2 Ф50mm (≈19.6cm2) Ф70mm (≈38.5cm2) 6. Nozzles: 11 in total (automatic replacement of digital setting) CODE 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 DIAφ（mm） 0.8 1.2 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 16 20 7.Data Capacity:≤200 times tests 8.Power Supply：AC220V 50Hz 2KW 9.Weight：80Kg 10.Shape：1250×700×1250mm
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