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A Universal Tensile & Compression Testing Machine is an instrument designed to measure the tensile strength (stretching/pulling) and compressive strength (pressing) of materials. It is used in industries like manufacturing, construction, and materials science to assess the mechanical properties of various materials.
The machine applies controlled tensile or compressive forces to a material specimen and measures how the material deforms or breaks. The results provide critical information such as tensile strength, elongation, and modulus of elasticity. It can be used for a range of materials from brittle to ductile types.
Tensile Testing: Involves pulling or stretching a material until it breaks, measuring how much force it can withstand.
Compression Testing: Involves applying pressure to compress a material to assess its ability to withstand compressive forces.
This specific Universal Tensile & Compression Testing Machine has a capacity of 100 kN, which allows it to test materials under a significant range of forces, making it suitable for both small and large samples.
The machine is made of MS (Mild Steel), SS (Stainless Steel), and other materials, ensuring durability and strength for long-term, reliable operation.
Material Testing: Used in R&D for studying material properties.
Quality Control: Ensures that products meet required strength standards before being used in manufacturing.
Educational Use: Common in labs for teaching material science and engineering.
Manufacturing: Testing of components like wires, cables, and metals for performance under stress.
Yes, the machine comes with computer support and software that allows for automation of the testing process, including controlling the parameters, collecting data, and generating reports.
Regular maintenance involves checking for wear and tear, ensuring that moving parts are properly lubricated, and verifying that the load cell and grips are in good condition. Calibration should be done periodically using certified standards to ensure accurate test results.
Consider the following factors when choosing a machine: