Product Description
Bursting Strength Tester Analogue offered by us, is a reliable method of determining the strength and performance of materials. There will be no slippage if the specimen is tightened evenly with the operating wheel. This has easy installation, will great precision, and excellent performance. There is also a calibration facility. Bursting Strength Tester Analogue has a grooved construction. Under multidirectional force, highly accurate test results are obtained. The Test Specimen Holder to keep the specimen under test from slipping and to keep it intact.
Specification
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Fluid Displacement Rate
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95 cc/Minute
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lower clamp Opening
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30.5 mm
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Upper Clamp Opening
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31.5 mm
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Test Fluid Tank Capacity
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160 ml
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Test Fluid
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Glycerin
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Power
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220 Volt AC 50 Hz
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Motor
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1/4 HP Geared Motor
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Maximum Capacity
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35 kg/cm2
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Durable Analogue Testing SolutionFeaturing a powder-coated mild steel construction and a manually operated system, the Bursting Strength Tester is designed for longevity and consistent results. The analogue dial provides clear readings, while the hand wheel clamping ensures secure specimen placement during tests.
Versatile Applications and Test RangeEngineered for both laboratory and industrial testing, this tester accommodates a range of specimens including paper, corrugated board, and textiles. The standard test range is 0-35 kg/cm2, with optional lower or higher ranges available. Its operation is tailored for environments up to 85% relative humidity and temperatures up to 45C.
Certified for Accurate ResultsEach Bursting Strength Tester is supplied with a calibration certificate, ensuring that every measurement meets precision requirements. The hydraulic operation, using either glycerin or brine, allows you to test materials with confidence and repeatability.
FAQ's of Bursting Strength Tester Analogue:
Q: How does the Bursting Strength Tester Analogue work?
A: This tester functions through manual operation, where a single specimen is clamped with a hand wheel over a rubber diaphragm. Hydraulic pressure (using glycerin or brine) is applied until the specimen bursts, and the analogue gauge displays the bursting strength.
Q: What materials can be tested with this instrument?
A: The tester is designed for paper, cardboard, fabric, and corrugated board specimens with an approximate 30 mm diameter. It is suitable for both laboratory evaluations and industrial quality checks.
Q: When is recalibration necessary for optimal accuracy?
A: Recalibration should be performed as per your laboratory's or industry's quality control protocols. Since the instrument is supplied with a calibration certificate, routine checks at intervals recommended by your standards body are advised to ensure ongoing accuracy.
Q: Where can this bursting strength tester be used?
A: It is suitable for laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and industrial testing environments in India and abroad, wherever material strength validation is required.
Q: What is the process for setting up a test?
A: Place the specimen on the tester, secure it using the hand wheel mechanism, and fill the chamber with glycerin or brine as the test fluid. Gradually increase pressure manually until the sample bursts, reading the value directly from the analogue dial.
Q: What are the advantages of the analogue dial with Bourdon tube gauge?
A: The analogue dial with a Bourdon tube gauge offers immediate visual readings, is simple to operate and maintain, and does not require electrical power, making it reliable and cost-effective in varied testing environments.