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Electric uniaxial compression testing machine
This machine is a distortion-controlled compression testing machine that uses an electric screw jack. The strain rate can be easily adjusted, and the upper crosshead can move up and down, allowing for various strain-controlled tests on soil.
Equipped with built-in displacement detector calibration function! Introducing a uniaxial compression testing machine with a load cell capacity of 2.5 kN!
The "OSK 40DP-70T1082" is a uniaxial compression testing machine suitable for testing stabilized mixtures using subgrade materials, steel slag, cement, and lime. It can be configured by adding special accessories to CBR, bending, and triaxial testing machines. The loading capacity is available in 50kN and 100kN, with the ability to set the loading rate (N/second). 【Features】 ■ Loading capacity of 50kN and 100kN ■ Adjustable loading rate (N/second) ■ Load cell with a capacity of 2.5kN (options for 10kN, 25kN, 50kN, and 100kN) ■ Displacement transducer with a capacity of 25mm ■ Configurable with special accessories for CBR, bending, and triaxial testing machines *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![Fully Automatic Continuous Uniaxial Compression Testing Machine for Soil [Significantly Reducing Labor for Uniaxial Compression Tests on Soil!]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d6c/2000206747/IPROS533284946172715512.jpg?w=280&h=280)
A groundbreaking one-axis compression testing machine for soil has arrived! It can test as many as 60 specimens fully automatically! Continuous operation day and night is also possible, significantly improving work efficiency!
This device automatically conducts uniaxial compression tests with just 60 test specimens set up. It eliminates individual differences in testing and allows for continuous testing day and night, significantly improving operational efficiency. The stockyard for setting the test specimens is equipped with a humidification function to prevent drying and deterioration of the specimens. *For more details, please contact us.*
