This is a pendulum impact testing machine that can conduct Charpy impact tests in ultra-low temperature environments (-70°C).
- It can automatically perform an impact test in one cycle. - A cycle test can be conducted in a short time of 15 seconds. - The Charpy impact test is performed by inputting test conditions from the touch panel. - By using a cassette, up to 210 test specimens can be set at once. - The automatic transfer device enables "efficient and accurate installation in a short time." - It excels in the ability to create low-temperature environments, allowing for quick testing at low cost. <Reference Standards> JIS-K7111, K7111-1, ASTM-D256, D6110, ISO-179, 180 [Regarding Catalog Download] Please request the catalog from the related links below or by contacting us. *For products without a standalone catalog, please request the comprehensive catalog.
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【Specifications】 ■Temperature: -70 ℃ to 60 ℃ (Refrigeration type) ■Hammer: Please consult us ■Anvil: Automatic notch positioning device, tested specimen removal device ■Number of specimen sets: 70 pieces × 3 cassettes (total 210 pieces) *For specimens measuring 10mm in width, 4mm in thickness, and 80mm in length ■Options: Mini printer for printing test results (thermal dot type), automatic measurement function for specimen dimensions ■Air source: 0.5 MPa or higher *Specifications are subject to change without notice. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At Yasuda Seiki Manufacturing, we guarantee quality through test data and are making steady efforts to create testing machines that solve various issues in quality control. Many of these conform to global standards and meet the essential requirements of the borderless era. Please utilize the innovative physical property testing machines from "YASUDA SEIKI" for your company's quality control and research and development.
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