Pendulum Impact Testers

Steel Ball Impact Tester Function: Determination of whether the safety glazing material has a certain minimum strength and cohesion under impact from a small hard object Suitable for impact test of safety glass and tempered glass. Related Standard: ISO 3537 Road vehicles Safety glazing materials Mechanical tests Clause 6: 227 g ball test, Clause 7:2260 g ball test GB 15763.3 Safety glazing materials in building Part 3:Laminated glass Appendix B Drop ball impact specimen support Apparatus: 1) 1m/3m/5m Ball Drop Impact Testing Device 2) Adsorption and release device of steel ball 3) Steel ball 4) Supporting fixture size: 350 mm*350 mm or 660 mm*660 mm Technical Data: Hardened steel ball: 2260g ± 20g, diameter of approximately 82mm 1040g ± 10g, diameter of approximately 63 mm 227g ± 2g, diameter of approximately 38 mm Steel ball adsorption mode: Electrocircuit controlled electromagnet suction cup Lifting and lowering mode of control lever: manual or automatic Drop height of steel ball: 1m /3m/5m/12m, customizable Supporting fixture: Support size: 350 mm*350 mm and 660 mm*660 mm (Customized) Frame width: 15 mm Steel box height: 150 mm Rubber gasket: thickness 3 mm, width 15 mm, hardness shore A50 Interposed sheet of rubber: thickness 3 mm, hardness shore A50 Applied Test Pieces Size: 300 mm*300 mm and 610 mm* 610 mm This testing device confirms to the standards of ISO3537and GB15763.3. It is applicable for the impact performance test of the equipment enclosure. It has the advantages of accurate performance and convenient operation as well as reasonable layout. Adjusted to a certain height, the steel ball, whose weight is required, falls down to hit the testing sample. Then the tester can judge the quality of the sample according to the damage degree of the testing sample. It can be used in the fastness test of the enclosure with the material of plastic, ceramic, acryl and Glass fiber.

Steel Ball Drop Impact Tester Function: Determination of whether the safety glazing material has a certain minimum strength and cohesion under impact from a small hard object Suitable for impact test of safety glass and tempered glass. Related Standard: ISO 3537 Road vehicles Safety glazing materials Mechanical tests Clause 6: 227 g ball test, Clause 7:2260 g ball test GB 15763.3 Safety glazing materials in building Part 3:Laminated glass Appendix B Drop ball impact specimen support Apparatus: 1) 1m/3m/5m Ball Drop Impact Testing Device 2) Adsorption and release device of steel ball 3) Steel ball 4) Supporting fixture size: 350 mm*350 mm or 660 mm*660 mm Technical Data: Hardened steel ball: 2260g ± 20g, diameter of approximately 82mm 1040g ± 10g, diameter of approximately 63 mm 227g ± 2g, diameter of approximately 38 mm Steel ball adsorption mode: Electrocircuit controlled electromagnet suction cup Lifting and lowering mode of control lever: manual or automatic Drop height of steel ball: 1m /3m/5m/12m, customizable Supporting fixture: Support size: 350 mm*350 mm and 660 mm*660 mm (Customized) Frame width: 15 mm Steel box height: 150 mm Rubber gasket: thickness 3 mm, width 15 mm, hardness shore A50 Interposed sheet of rubber: thickness 3 mm, hardness shore A50 Applied Test Pieces Size: 300 mm*300 mm and 610 mm* 610 mm

FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester Background: Assessing the impact strength of plastic films is critical for evaluating their quality and durability, particularly in industries like packaging, food, and beverage where transportation and handling can subject materials to significant stress. The Falling Dart Impact Test is a well-established method for precisely measuring this parameter. It involves dropping a dart onto a film surface under controlled conditions to determine the energy required for failure. This test provides essential insights for manufacturers and quality control teams, guiding decisions on material selection, product design, and packaging to ensure optimal performance. Application: The FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester is specifically engineered to evaluate the resistance performance of various materials, including plastic films, sheets, composite films, foils, and paper, provided their thickness is less than 1mm. This test aids in gauging a material's ability to withstand external forces, offering valuable data for product development and quality assurance processes. Standards: Our Falling Dart Impact Tester complies with internationally recognized standards such as ASTM D1709, ISO 7765-1, JIS K7124-1, and GB/T 9639.1, ensuring accuracy and reliability in testing procedures. Technical Features: The FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester boasts advanced features for precise and efficient testing: 1. PLC Control and Touch Screen Operation for stability, user-friendliness, and operational efficiency. 2. Two Test Methods (A and B) catering to diverse testing requirements. 3. Equipped with both Test Button and Foot Switch for safe and convenient operation. 4. Observation Light facilitates easy monitoring of sample status during clamping. 5. Test Results displayed in both Grams and Joules for comprehensive analysis. 6. Utilizes Electromagnetic Suspension and Automatic Falling for accurate and consistent testing. 7. Sample Pneumatic Clamping ensures secure fixation during testing procedures. 8. Dot Matrix Micro-Printer Embedded for convenient data output. 9. Professional Software available as an optional part for enhanced functionality. Main Parameters Test Method Method A or Method B (optional) Test Range Method A: 50~2000g/Method B: 300~2000g Dart Diameter Method A: 38�±1mm/Method B: 50�±1mm Impact Height 660mm/1500mm Accuracy 0.1g (0.1J) Clamp Pneumatic Clamp Gas Supply 0.6 MPa �¦8 mm PU Tubing Specimen Size > 150 mm x 150 mm Power Supply AC 110~220V 50Hz Dimension Method A: 500*450*1200 mm (LWH)/Method B: 500*450*2200 mm (LWH)

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"We are the reputed supplier and importer of FWI Series Falling Weight Impact Tester in India - Contact us now to Get Quick quote for FWI Series Falling Weight Impact Tester in India by JJ Test. This device measures the resistance to external blows in thermoplastic pipes when subjected to blows from a falling striker of specific mass and shape dropped from specific height.

Film Shrinkage Test Equipment Film Shrinkage Tester GBK-D1 Film Shrinkage test, known as linear thermal shrink test or free shrink test, is used for analyzing the effect of temperature on heat shrinkable films made from polyethylene, ethylene copolymers and their mixtures. Basically, shrinking force, contracting force and shrinking ratio can be measured in such determination. GBPI Film Shrinkage tester conforms to the multiple national and international standards: ASTM D2732 - Standard Test Method for Unrestrained Linear Thermal Shrinkage of Plastic Film and Sheeting ISO 14616 - Plastics Heatshrinkable films of polyethylene, ethylene copolymers and their mixtures Determination of shrinkage stress and contraction stress DIN 53369 - Testing of plastic films determination of the shrinking stress Film Shrinkage Test Equipment GBK-D1 is used to determination of the degree of unrestrained linear thermal shrinkage and dimensional stability at different temperatures. Widely used in industries of plastic material, plastic products, petroleum, chemicals, research institute, inspection agency and so on. Principle This tester uses the principle of air heating to connect the tested sample to the tension sensor and displacement sensor. After reaching the maximum shrinkage force, it is placed in an external test environment with an ambient temperature of 23 to cool down. The reference temperature, shrinkage force and displacement are recorded, and the recorded data can be used to determine the optimal shrinkage conditions of the film. Standards ISO 14616, ASTM D2732, DIN 53369

Background Impact strength is a crucial parameter for assessing the quality of plastic films. It plays a significant role in determining a film's ability to withstand external forces and impacts, which can directly affect its cost and performance, especially during transportation and handling. The Falling Dart Impact Test is a traditional and widely accepted method for measuring the impact strength of plastic films. This test helps determine the energy required to cause a plastic film to fail under controlled conditions where a free-falling dart strikes the material's surface. The result of this test provides valuable information about the material's ability to resist impact and can help manufacturers and quality control teams make informed decisions about material selection, product design, and packaging to ensure the durability and integrity of plastic films in various applications. Application FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester is used to measure he resistance performance of plastic films, sheets, and composite films, foils, paper, with less than 1mm thickness. This test indicates material ability to resist external force. The FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester is a specialized testing device designed for measuring the resistance performance of various materials, such as plastic films, sheets, composite films, foils, and paper, provided they are less than 1mm thick. This test is conducted to assess the material's ability to withstand external forces. Standards ASTM D1709, ISO 7765-1, JIS K7124-1, GB/T 9639.1 Technical Features FDT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester is a PLC controlled unit (industrial level stable) and HMI touch screen operated. Every part of the dart assembly and releasing mechanism are made strictly to standard. By the embedded test program, user just needs to perform test and increase or reduce the weights according to the set parameters. Then after enough number of Fail/Non-Fail tests, the system automatically gives impact result, which is without being manually calculated again. 1. PLC Control and Touch Screen Operation offer stability, ease of use and efficient operation. 2. Two Test Methods (A and B) (Method B is optional) 3. Both Test Button and Foot Switch Are Equipped for safe and easy operation 4. Observation Light helps check sample status during clamping 5. Display of Test Results in Grams and Joules 6. Electromagnetic Suspension and Automatic Falling 7. Sample Pneumatic Clamping 8. Dot Matrix Micro-Printer Embedded for data output 9. Professional Software is Provided as an Optional part Main Parameters Test Method Method A or Method B (optional) Test Range Method A: 50~2000g/Method B: 300~2000g Dart Diameter Method A: 38�±1mm/Method B: 50�±1mm Impact Height 660mm/1500mm Accuracy 0.1g (0.1J) Clamp Pneumatic Clamp Gas Supply 0.6 MPa �¦8 mm PU Tubing Specimen Size > 150 mm x 150 mm Power Supply AC 110~220V 50Hz Dimension Method A: 500*450*1200 mm (LWH)/Method B: 500*450*2200 mm (LWH)

Background Impact resistance plays an important role in the performance of material subjected to regular shocking load or impact load. As this kind of load may cause rupture, cracking or deformation. There are various test procedures to evaluate the impact resistance of a material, such as dart impact, ball impact, pendulum impact, izod, charpy, tensile, etc. Application Falling ball impact tester measures the resistance performance of plates, sheets, and composites, films foils, paper etc. with less than 2mm thickness. By impact test, the material ability to resist external destruction can be indicated. User observes the destruction status of the test specimen after it has been hit by a falling weight that fell from a given testing height. Test Method A steel ball of known mass and diameter is released from a predetermined height, creating a controlled impact force on the test specimen (film or plastic sheet). The impact energy and the resulting damage or deformation are measured and analyzed to assess the material's impact resistance. Factors Influence Result 1. Drop Height: The height from which the steel ball is dropped is a critical parameter that can be adjusted to simulate different impact scenarios. 2. Ball Size and Mass: The size and mass of the steel ball are selected based on the specific testing standards or application requirements. Technical Features FBT-01S is an economic version of ball impact tester, without complicate control and system. It also uses electromagnetic suspension and release, and is equipped with two foot switches too. Sample pneumatic clamping is also the same type and test area as FBT-01. Key Features: 1. Adjustable Impact Height and Various Balls cater to diverse testing scenarios. 2. Electromagnetic Suspension: Employing electromagnetic suspension ensures a controlled and consistent release of the impact ball. 3. Reliable Pneumatic Sample Clamping guarantees that test specimens remain firmly in place throughout testing. 4. User-Friendly Operation: The tester is equipped with two foot switches, simplifying the testing process and enhancing usability. Main Parameters Impact Height 300mm-600mm (can be extended) Ball Diameters(mm) 23, 25, 28.6, 38.1, 50.8(one equipped) Accuracy 0.1g (0.1J) Specimen Clamp Pneumatic Clamp Gas Supply 0.6 MPa �¦8 mm PU Tubing Specimen Size > 150 mm x 150 mm Power Supply AC 110~220V 50Hz

Background Impact resistance plays an important role in the performance of material subjected to regular shocking load or impact load. As this kind of load may cause rupture, cracking or deformation. There are various test procedures to evaluate the impact resistance of a material, such as dart impact, ball impact, pendulum impact, izod, charpy, tensile, etc. Application Falling ball impact tester measures the resistance performance of plates, sheets, and composites, films foils, paper etc. with less than 2mm thickness. By impact test, the material ability to resist external destruction can be indicated. User observes the destruction status of the test specimen after it has been hit by a falling weight that fell from a given testing height. Test Method A steel ball of known mass and diameter is released from a predetermined height, creating a controlled impact force on the test specimen (film or plastic sheet). The impact energy and the resulting damage or deformation are measured and analyzed to assess the material's impact resistance. Factors Influence Result 1. Drop Height: The height from which the steel ball is dropped is a critical parameter that can be adjusted to simulate different impact scenarios. 2. Ball Size and Mass: The size and mass of the steel ball are selected based on the specific testing standards or application requirements. Technical Features The FBT-01 Falling Dart Impact Tester is a system with PLC control (maintaining industrial-grade stability) and is operated via an HMI touch screen interface. Key Features: 1. Precision PLC control and user-friendly touch screen interface 2. Adjustable impact height with a variety of available ball options 3. Display of test results in multiple units 4. Utilizes electromagnetic suspension for automatic ball release 5. Secure sample clamping through pneumatic mechanisms 6. Convenient manual and foot switch operation 7. Equipped with a dot matrix micro-printer 8. Option for advanced professional software (available as an add-on) Main Parameters Impact Height 300mm-600mm (can be extended) Ball Diameters(mm) 23, 25, 28.6, 38.1, 50.8(one equipped) Accuracy 0.1g (0.1J) Specimen Clamp Pneumatic Clamp Gas Supply 0.6 MPa 8 mm PU Pipe Specimen Size > 150 mm x 150 mm Power Supply AC 110~220V 50Hz