The tensile compression testing machine integrates high-precision measurement with a height-adjustable testing mechanism. Its dual-sided expansion stroke allows for precise positioning of the test workpiece, flexibly adapting to the testing needs of various headphone sizes.

Dual-sided Expansion Design

Multi-force Unit Compatibility
A tensile tester is a commonly used material testing equipment used to evaluate the mechanical properties of materials under tension. A tensile testing machine can be used in the research and development of new materials to test their tensile strength, yield strength, elastic modulus, elongation at break, and other mechanical properties. In various manufacturing industries, such as metal processing, plastic molding, rubber manufacturing, fiber reinforced composite material production, etc, the performance of raw materials and finished products. It can also be used to test the mechanical properties of products such as medical implants and surgical instruments to ensure their safety and functionality during use. It is used to test the tensile strength and elongation of textile and clothing materials, and can also ensure the comfort and durability of the product.
| Model | SISCO-TT-NJ02 |
| Test Station | One set |
| Force Measurement Range | 5kg |
| Force Display | 0.0001kg, Less than ±1% |
| Tension Display | LCD digital display |
| Force Unit | kg, N, LB |
| Force Sensor | 5kg high-precision sensor |
| Earm Cover Fixing Plate | 100mm diameter, with XY axis scale |
| Intermediate Guide Rod | 300mm height |
| Extension Stroke | 0-260mm (dual-sided movable) |
| Stroke Adjustment | Slider type (left and right movement) |
| Power Supply | AC 220V, 50Hz |
| Size | 600mm×500mm×880mm |
| Weight | 115kg |
Q1: Does the Test Speed of the Tensile Tester Affect the Test Results?
A1: The test speed of the tensile tester has a significant effect on the test results. Test speed refers to the rate at which the specimen is stretched during the tensile test, usually expressed in millimeters per minute (mm/min) or strain rate (such as percentage change per second).
Q2: How to Choose the Appropriate Test Speed Based on Material Properties?
A2: When choosing the appropriate test speed for material testing, multiple factors need to be considered, including the material's mechanical properties, strain rate sensitivity, test standards, and experimental purpose.
Q3: How to Use a Tensile Tester?
A3: First, prepare the machine to ensure that the machine is in good working condition and check whether all parts are intact, Install the specimen correctly in the fixture of the tester. Set the initial height of the pendulum according to the test standard to ensure that the pendulum has enough energy for the test when it is released. Release the pendulum and let it fall freely and hit the specimen. After the pendulum hits the specimen, record the final position of the pendulum or record the data through the automatic measurement system of the testing machine.
Tips: What to do if the sample slips or breaks at the clamp during testing?
First, check if the clamp is suitable for the material (for soft materials, replace with a clamp with anti-slip texture; for hard materials, ensure the clamping surface is flat). Second, adjust the clamping force to avoid slipping due to excessive looseness or breaking due to excessive tightness. If the problem persists, you can place anti-slip material (such as rubber sheets or sandpaper, taking care not to affect the test results) on the contact surface between the clamp and the sample, or re-prepare the sample, ensuring the clamping area meets the dimensions requirements and is free of burrs or defects.
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