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Used Tensile Test Equipment in Germany

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    Instron 5565 A

    Instron 5565 A

    • Manufacturer: Instron

    Instron two-column material testing machine 5565A. benchtop model. nominal force 5 kN. speed 300 mm/min. Bluehill 2 software. tension 100 kN. high-temperature furnace. control system. year of construction 2009.

    Burladingen, Germany
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    UTS 10K

    UTS 10K

      UTS tensile testing machine 10K. Calibrated 40N - 10kN. Length sensor 0.1-10mm. Released from 07/2011.

      Burladingen, Germany
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      Zwick 4105.01/02

      Zwick 4105.01/02

      • Manufacturer: Zwick - Roell

      Zwick Tensile Testing Machine 4105.01/02. 220 volts. Footprint 0.6x0.5m. Height 1m. Without warranty.

      Burladingen, Germany
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      Zwick 1445-03

      Zwick 1445-03

      • Manufacturer: Zwick - Roell

      Zwick Tensile Testing Machine 1445-03. Test range 10 kN. PC. Printer. Test speed 0.5-1000 mm/min at max 5 kN and 0.2-400 mm/min at max 10 kN. Hydraulically operated clamps. No warranty.

      Burladingen, Germany
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      Tensile testing machine Zwick Roell

      Tensile testing machine Zwick Roell Z0.5/Testcontrol II 500 Newton Zwicki

      • Manufacturer: Zwick - Roell

      DO726088; 2 evaluation PC, workbench, 4 pull-outs, storage table, hand lever press, Schling, type UNI3-H-K, year 2008, SN 4161, ram stroke 25 mm, nominal pressing force 60 kN, bolted to storage table

      Prenzlau, Germany
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      Lloyds T 20K

        Lloyds tensile testing machine T20K. 230V. 1-50 mm/min. Stroke length 1100 mm. Load cell for max 20 kN. Tensile test elements max 5 kN. Digital display DVM3. Company: Lloyds Model: T 20K Comment: Documents in Ger...

        Burladingen, Germany
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      Overview

      Tensile test equipment is crucial for assessing the tensile strength, elasticity, and other mechanical properties of materials such as metals, plastics, and composites. These machines apply a controlled force to a sample until it breaks, providing essential data for quality control, research, and development in various industries.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when purchasing tensile test equipment?

      Consider the type of materials you will be testing, the required load capacity, precision, and available software for data analysis. Ensure the machine meets industry standards and certifications.

      How is tensile test equipment shipped safely?

      Tensile test equipment should be shipped using a reliable carrier that specializes in transporting sensitive machinery. Proper packaging, including cushioning and securement, is essential to prevent damage during transit.

      What maintenance is required for tensile test equipment?

      Regular maintenance includes calibration checks, lubrication of moving parts, and inspection for any wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule and keep detailed records of all maintenance activities.