Posted on February 1, 2008 - ( views)
The hydraulic BUP 1000 machine addresses the latest requirements of the steel industry, especially for use in new automotive applications where higher tensile strength combined with high formability has become more and more important. The machine can be used to determine the forming limit curve (FLC) and, with drawing forces up to 1000kN and a punch diameter of 100mm, meets the latest requirements of ISO 12004. The system uses digital PLC technology enabling the test to be controlled from either the Force or punch displacement measurement channel. The standard tests can be carried out and the large punch displacement and wide speed range offers a range of useful applications including small scale simulations of the complete forming process. With its remote control capability of the function display unit, and the hydraulic operation of the tool head aiding the insertion and removal of test specimens, the system offers significant and powerful benefits.
August-Nagel-Strasse 11
89079 Ulm
Germany
Tel.: +49-7305-100
Fax: +49-7305-10200
Determining material characteristic values for plastics and metals
With high repeat accuracy
Satisfies accuracy class 0.5 to ISO 9513
For impact, tensile and flexure testing of plastics
using a spectrophotometer
ProLine testing machines are specially designed for function-testing components and for routine materials testing
Innovative technology for high precision testing. A wide range of applications including quality assurance, and R&D
This hand-operated tester records the complete spring characteristic with no need to stop at the measuring points
for testing materials and components
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