Product Description
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- BENDING MOMENT CAPACITY: 0 10 nm, Least count 0.02 nm
- ROTATIONAL SPEED: 1000 TO 3000 RPM
- CYCLE COUNTING CAPACITY: 10 pow7 Cycles
- Speed Sensor: Proximity pickup
- SPECIMEN: Cylindrical, 7 mm Gripping Dia, Length 60 mm,gauge length 20 mm, Gripping Depth 20 mm
Precise Fatigue Testing for Metals and AlloysThis fatigue testing machine delivers consistent results for determining the endurance of metals and alloys under controlled rotating bending conditions. Equipped with a digital counter and variable loading fixtures, it ensures users can accurately monitor cycles and loading, vital for material research and quality assurance.
User-Friendly and Safe Laboratory DesignThe compact machine fits easily on laboratory benchtops and features an enclosed safety guard, protecting users from rotating parts during operation. Its anti-corrosive finish enhances longevity, making it a robust investment for manufacturers and educational institutions alike.
FAQs of ROTATING BENDING FATIGUE TESTING MACHINE:
Q: How does the Rotating Bending Fatigue Testing Machine detect specimen failure?
A: The machine features an automatic stop mechanism that immediately halts operation and provides a clear indication when the specimen fails, ensuring timely and safe test completion.
Q: What is the process for setting up and conducting a fatigue test using this machine?
A: Simply secure your specimen (up to 12 mm in diameter and 110 mm in length), set the desired bending moment using calibrated weights, and start the machine. The digital counter records the number of revolutions until failure is detected.
Q: Where is this testing machine typically used?
A: This equipment is commonly utilized in research laboratories, educational institutions, and industrial quality control departments across India for analyzing fatigue properties of metals and alloys.
Q: When should I use this machine for material testing?
A: Use the Rotating Bending Fatigue Testing Machine when you need to determine the fatigue strength of metal samples under repetitive bending stress, particularly for product development, academic research, or quality assessment.
Q: What benefits does the digital display provide during testing?
A: The digital counter offers real-time recording of the number of revolutions, allowing for precise data collection and facilitating accurate calculation of fatigue strength for each material tested.
Q: How does the machine ensure operator safety?
A: It includes an enclosed safety guard over all rotating components, protecting users from accidental contact and contributing to a secure laboratory environment.