KJ-1065 computer tensile testing machine

KJ-1065 computer tensile testing machine peeling strength tester universal tensile tester tester for paper Design standard: ASTM D903, GB/T2790/2791/2792, CNS11888, JIS K6854, PSTC7 Uses: This machine is designed for quick and reliable tensile, compression, bending, shear, peel, loop tack and fatigue cycling on metals, tape, composites, alloys, rigid plastics and films, elastomers, textiles, paper, board and finished products. Character: That Using the computer as the main control mathine plus the special testing software of our campany can conduct all of testing parameter, work state, collecting data&analysis, result display and printing output.Have steady performace, high accuracy, powerful software function and easy operation.Use the USA high-precision load cell.Specifications: Capacity choice:1,2,5,10,20,50,100,200,500kg optional Stroke:650mm(excluding clamp) Range of speed:0.5 500mm/min Effective testing space: 120mmMAX Weight: 70kg Accuracy: ±0.5% Operation method: Windows operation Resolution: 1/150,000 Dimention: (W×D×H)58×58×125cm Motor: AC motor Accessories:computer, printer, system operation manual Optional accessories:stretcher, air clamp Power: 1PH, AC220V, 50/60Hz Safety Device: Stroke protection:Upper and lower protection, prevent over preset Force protection:system setting Emergency stop device:Handling emergencies. Software functions: 1. Use windows working platform, set all parameter with dialog forms and operate easy; 2. Using a single screen operation, do not need to change the screen; 3. Have simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese and English three languages,switch conveniently; 4. Plan test sheet mode freely; 5. Test data can be directly appeared in the screen; 6. Compare multiple curve data through translation or contrast ways; 7.With many units of measurement, the metric system and british system can switch; 8.Have automatic calibration function; 9.Have user-defined test method function 10.Have test data arithmetic analysis function 11. Have the function of automatic magnification, to achieve the most appropriate size of graphics;