About Demattia Flex Tester
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Material | SS |
| Display Type | Analog |
| Brand | Apple Electroniks |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
Specifications:
- Specimens : 6 Samples or (Customize for 1-2 Samples or any no. of samples)
- Grips Distance : 19 - 75mm, 57 - 75mm (adjustable)
- Test frequency : 5 cycles/s (300cpm)
- Counter : 1 - 99999
Standards
ISO 7854, BS 3424-9, ISO 132, JIS-K6260, ASTM D813, ASTM D430, DIN EN ISO 20471
- Power/Air : 220 V 50 Hz
- Weight : 70 Kg
- Dimensions : 550 x 450 x 700mm (L x W x H)
Reliable Flex Testing for Multiple MaterialsEngineered for rigorous laboratory use, the Demattia Flex Tester evaluates the durability of rubber, leather, and synthetic samples. Its advanced drive system and automatic operation enable high-throughput, consistent results. The system accommodates standard specimen sizes, providing critical data for product development and quality assurance.
Precision Engineering for Accurate ResultsEquipped with precision ground steel clamping jaws and a mechanically counted display, this tester ensures meticulous measurements. The powder coated steel construction guarantees long-term use while minimizing maintenance, benefiting laboratories looking for both reliability and precision.
FAQ's of Demattia Flex Tester:
Q: How does the Demattia Flex Tester operate during material testing?
A: The tester uses an electric motor with an eccentric mechanism to repeatedly flex specimens at a rate of 300 10 cycles per minute. It securely holds up to six specimens in precision steel jaws and keeps count of flex cycles mechanically, allowing for continuous, automatic testing up to 100,000 cycles.
Q: What materials can be evaluated using this flex tester?
A: It is designed for laboratory testing of rubber, leather, and various synthetic materials, making it ideal for quality control or research and development in industries utilizing flexible materials.
Q: When should the Demattia Flex Tester be used in material development or quality control?
A: The tester is best employed during product development, material selection, or routine quality assurance to assess how materials withstand repeated flexing under ambient laboratory conditions.
Q: Where can the Demattia Flex Tester be installed, and what are its space requirements?
A: With approximate dimensions of 550 mm x 370 mm x 400 mm, the tester is compact and suitable for laboratory benchtops or dedicated testing areas, requiring a nearby electric source for operation.
Q: What is the typical process for running a test using this machine?
A: Specimens are cut to the specified size (75 mm x 25 mm), mounted into the clamping jaws, and the device is switched on to begin automated flexing. The mechanical counter tracks cycles until the desired threshold is achieved or until specimen failure is observed.
Q: How is the test beneficial for manufacturers and researchers?
A: By simulating real-world flexing conditions, the tester provides insights into material endurance and helps manufacturers select or develop materials with optimal fatigue resistance, reducing product failure rates.
Q: Can the device handle variations in temperature and humidity during operation?
A: The Demattia Flex Tester is designed for operation at room temperature and ambient humidity, aligning with standard laboratory environments for consistent and reliable results.