//gd-1.com Wed, 25 Sep 2024 07:14:55 +0000 en-US hourly 1 //wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 //gd-1.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/favicon-32x32.png //gd-1.com 32 32 //gd-1.com/en/san-pham/mht-series-may-do-do-ben-keo-nen-2/ Wed, 25 Sep 2024 07:14:20 +0000 //gd-1.com/?post_type=product&p=13621 For maximum tensile testing throughput and capability, Tinius Olsen offers a range of horizontal tensile testing machines in capacities of 5kN (1000lbf), 25kN (5000lbf), 150kN (30,000lbf) and 300kN (60,000lbf).

These horizontal testing machines offer unique benefits over vertically oriented testers by allowing a range of accessories to be mounted next to the machine to turn it into a fully automatic testing station. They are designed primarily for production departments and are typically in constant use; however, the grips can be modified to accommodate different shaped samples and alternate grips can be provided for customers when test requirements change. The horizontal extensometer that is typically used with the machine has a unique design that incorporates pneumatic controls to automatically lower the arms prior to the test and raise the arms at the end of the test. Air bearings on the extensometer provide accurate strain measurement through fracture.]]> For maximum tensile testing throughput and capability, Tinius Olsen offers a range of horizontal tensile testing machines in capacities of 5kN (1000lbf), 25kN (5000lbf), 150kN (30,000lbf) and 300kN (60,000lbf).

These horizontal testing machines offer unique benefits over vertically oriented testers by allowing a range of accessories to be mounted next to the machine to turn it into a fully automatic testing station. They are designed primarily for production departments and are typically in constant use; however, the grips can be modified to accommodate different shaped samples and alternate grips can be provided for customers when test requirements change. The horizontal extensometer that is typically used with the machine has a unique design that incorporates pneumatic controls to automatically lower the arms prior to the test and raise the arms at the end of the test. Air bearings on the extensometer provide accurate strain measurement through fracture.]]>