This is a testing machine that calculates the reduction rate of rubber and plastic insulated wires based on the thickness of the test specimens before and after heating.
- This is a testing machine (heating deformation testing machine) for conducting heating deformation tests on rubber and plastic insulated wires. - The thickness of the test specimen is measured, and it is placed in a test device heated to a specified temperature for a specified time. - Next, the test specimen is placed between parallel plates, subjected to a specified load, and further heated, after which its thickness is measured in that state. - The reduction rate (heating deformation rate) is calculated from the thickness of the test specimen before and after heating. - The temperature can be set up to a maximum of 200°C. <Reference Standards> JIS-C3005, C3307, K6723, ASTM-D621 【Regarding Catalog Download】 Please request the catalog from the related links below or by contacting us. *For products without individual catalogs, please request the comprehensive catalog.
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■Number of Hooks: 1 hook, 3 hooks, 5 hooks (3 types) ■Load: Max. 50 N (Dead weight type) ■Displacement Measurement: Analog dial gauge, scale 1/100 mm ■Stroke: Max. 10 mm (Option: Digital type, stroke Max. 25 mm) ■Temperature: Max. 200 °C ■Parallel Plate: Diameter φ40 mm (Option: For UL standards, diameter φ3/4″ or diameter φ3/8″) ■Accessories: Metal rod (radius R5 mm) *Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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