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Shimadzu Corp.
Introduction of specimens into the grips is straightforward and the design of these grips is such that during testing the specimen and grips exert opposite forces on each other, holding the specimen tightly in the grips.
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XPERT 40 - Kubtec
Whether in the biopsy suite or the pathology lab, nothing beats the XPERT 40 Specimen Radiography System in terms of versatility and speed. A 50kV, 1.0 mA X-ray penetrates the densest cores and surgical specimens, identifying the finest details in seconds.
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Solar Simulator Specimen Holder - TS Space Systems
Gold plated specimen blocks are available. Surface area approximately 150 x 150mm (other sizes available on request). Body of the plate is a copper block, with machined waterways for temperature control and machined vacuum ways for the "suck-down" of specimens. Magnetically held, fully and moveable micromanipulators allow for adjustable four point measurement. The whole block is plated with 2 micron gold on hard nickel. This provides a highly conducting, non-tarnishing surface with good wear properties. The holder is capable of taking 4 off 2x2 cells simultaneously. All TS-Space Systems products can be tailored for specific customer needs.
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Shimadzu Corp.
Pin grips are very user friendly and are designed for conducting tensile tests of hard metal plate specimens that are difficult to grip. Specimens are held within the grips by passing pins through holes in the specimens.
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Jinan Testing Equipment IE Corporation
DWCT Low Temperature Chamber for Impact Specimen in Drop Weight Testing is specially designed according to ASTM E 208& equivalent ISO Test Method for DWTT of Ferrite Steel Materials. The Low Temperature Chamber adopts multiple compressors, cooling technology and utilizes the heat balance principle and cycle stirring method to realize the constant cooling to impact specimen. With digital display and automatic control temperature, the Low Temperature Chamber is an ideal equipment for cooling and keeping constant temperature.
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Shimadzu Corp.
These easily-operated wedge grips are for tensile testing thin metal plates and metal wires. Although these grips don't benefit from the stationary grip face feature of non-shift wedge grips, they still incorporate a wedge design, where the grip faces press against the wedged frame during testing, applying a self-tightening action to hold the specimen firmly in place.
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Shimadzu Corp.
JIS-based compression testing of foam rubber used in seats can be performed. This machine comprises exclusive accessories added onto an Autograph precision universal testing machine.
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Shimadzu Corp.
Henry Scott grips are useful for clamping plate and tape specimens of soft, flexible materials for tensile testing. Specimens are held by rollers on the upper and lower grips, which feature a self-clamping action. To minimize specimen slippage, the grip body opposite the roller, where the specimen contacts, is curved and features a parallel-grooved surface. During tensile testing, the self-clamping action applies increasing clamping force to the specimen as the overall force increases to help hold the specimen in place.
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TF167 - TESTEX Testing Equipment Systems Ltd.
Specimens are placed at an angle on the base of the apparatus. After water flows down the surface of each specimen, the amount of water retained by each specimen is measured. Six specimens are tested, three on the face of the fabric and three on the back of the fabric. The six observations are averaged to determine the surface water absorption of the fabric.
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Shimadzu Corp.
This is a fully automatic tensile testing system for metals. The system is fully automated from supply of specimens, measurement of specimens, tensile testing, recovery of specimens, and data processing, and is capable of continuous nighttime testing.
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Tinius Olsen
Extensometers measure strain, the change in length of a specimen divided by the original length (gauge length) of the specimen. Tinius Olsen offers wide range of extensometers based on your testing needs including video, optical and physical contact with specimen.
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Shimadzu Corp.
These pneumatic grips are used for tensile testing yarn and metal cables and hold specimens using a capstan design. Initial tension can be applied to the specimen to aid sample mounting and alignment and the pneumatic action enables quick and easy specimen insertion.
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Denshijiki Industry Co., Ltd.
And the eddy current generated on the specimen by the specimen by the action of the magnetic field can not be detected (defect) and the change due to the influence of the material is detected.
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TG020 - TESTEX Testing Equipment Systems Ltd.
A geotextile specimen is placed in a sieve frame, and sized glass beads are placed on the geotextile surface. The geotextile and frame are shaken laterally so that the jarring motion will induce the beads to pass through the test specimen. The procedure is repeated on the same specimen with various size glass beads until its apparent opening size has been determined.
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31-23 - Testing Machines, Inc.
With this machine, a pliable specimen is placed under a constant tension load. The specimen is then folded to an angle of 135° in either direction, at the rate of 175 double folds per minute until the specimen is severed at the crease. A variable folding rate option allows the operator to vary the folding rate between 20 and 175 double folds per minute.
