About Leather Contraction Temperature Tester
Leather Contraction Temperature Tester
Having heating rate /min, this Leather Contraction Temperature Tester is perfect to find out the shrinkage level and fur which are heated. The given tester is generally ideal to measure the submerge heat shrinkage temperature of leather. Offered tester is obtainable in different shapes and sizes as per the varied demands of our valuable clients. Because to its durability, performance and superior strength, this Leather Contraction Temperature Tester is very popular among our patrons.
Specifications
- The heating rate: 2/min
- Test Temperature difference<1
- Distance from below hook Centre line to the beaker bottom: 30+/-5mm
- Standards QB/T 2713
- Power 220 /110 V 50/60 Hz 110W
- Weight 25 Kg
- Dimensions 240x180x480 mm (L x W x H)
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Accurate and Reliable Leather TestingBenefit from the advanced digital PID controller, facilitating precise temperature regulation and control over every test. The LED digital display offers clear readings with an accuracy of 0.5C, supporting consistent and repeatable results vital for quality control in the leather industry. This system empowers manufacturers, exporters, and suppliers to ensure material durability and compliance with industry standards.
User-Centric Design and SafetyEngineered with operator safety in mind, this tester features over-temperature cut-off and overcurrent protection. Its bench-top configuration, supplied accessories, and stainless steel construction guarantee safe usage and effortless maintenance. The calibration certificate provided ensures ongoing measurement reliability, supporting process validation in demanding industrial environments.
Versatile Applications and EfficiencyTailored for leather testing, the instrument supports both tanned and semi-tanned specimens, using a standard glycerin/water bath and adjustable gas pressure up to 3 bar. With its compact 240x180x480 mm size, 25 kg weight, and 220V electric power, it fits seamlessly into quality control labs, delivering vital performance checks to leather manufacturers and suppliers across India.
FAQ's of Leather Contraction Temperature Tester:
Q: How does the Leather Contraction Temperature Tester operate during a test?
A: The tester operates by immersing a leather specimen (approximately 10 mm x 30 mm) in a glycerin/water bath. The device uses a digital PID controller to gradually increase the temperature at a controlled rate (2C/min to 3C/min), while the LED display provides real-time temperature readings. The contraction point is detected, ensuring precise measurement of the material's thermal response.
Q: What is the primary benefit of using this tester for leather manufacturers?
A: The main benefit is the ability to accurately determine the contraction temperature of tanned or semi-tanned leather, ensuring products meet quality and durability standards. Consistent testing helps manufacturers comply with industry regulations, optimize processing conditions, and improve end-product reliability.
Q: When should I calibrate the Leather Contraction Temperature Tester?
A: Calibration should be performed according to your quality control schedule or whenever the tester's accuracy is in doubt. The instrument is supplied with a calibration certificate, but periodic calibration is recommended for maintaining precise measurement integrity, especially in heavily regulated or high-throughput environments.
Q: Where is this instrument ideally used?
A: This tester is designed for bench-top use in laboratory settings, specifically in industries engaged in the production, export, or supply of leather goods. It is well-suited for quality control labs within manufacturing plants or third-party testing facilities in India and beyond.
Q: What safety features does the tester include to protect users and specimens?
A: The instrument is equipped with an over-temperature cut-off and overcurrent protection. These features guard against unexpected rises in temperature or electrical overloads, ensuring safe operation for both users and tested specimens.
Q: How many specimens can be tested at once, and what are the specimen requirements?
A: Each test accommodates a single leather specimen, usually prepared as a strip approximately 10 mm x 30 mm. This ensures accurate and repeatable results, eliminating interference from multiple samples.