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The JB-30 measures impact energy for initial cracking and complete fracture in flat tableware and concave ceramic ware, and tests edge fracture of glazed or unglazed flat ware. It references GB/T 4742, QB/T 1993-2012, ASTM C368, and GB/T 38494-2020.
The instrument measures impact energy for initial cracking and complete fracture in flat tableware and concave ceramic ware, and tests edge fracture of glazed or unglazed flat ware. It references GB/T 4742, QB/T 1993-2012, ASTM C368, and GB/T 38494-2020.
The GKZ-II-16 measures the flexural strength of materials at high and ambient temperatures using automated constant-stress loading. It uses sagger carbon protection for carbon-containing materials and supports controlled-atmosphere testing with references to GB/T 3002, GB/T 13243, ISO 5013, and ISO 5014.
The DPK-500N/1,000N/2,000N applies motorized constant-rate loading to measure modulus of rupture, breaking strength, flexural strength, and compressive strength of ceramic and related products. It references GB/T 3810.4-2016 and EN ISO 10545-4 and provides selectable maximum loads.
The WM-II tests abrasion resistance of unglazed tiles, mosaics, cement paving tiles, natural stone, marble slabs, composite panels, and other brittle materials with a steel friction wheel and abrasive feed. It references GB/T 9966.4-2020 and ISO 8486-1986 and uses the method-two loading mass.
The SQW-II-14 measures thermal expansion, high-temperature compressive strength, expansion force, deformation under constant load, residual strength, and room-temperature compressive strength. It is intended for inorganic nonmetallic materials and molding mixtures, including simulated molten-metal pouring tests.
The instrument performs vertical drop-impact tests on transport packages in accordance with GB/T 4857.5-92, ISO 2248, and JIS Z 0202-87. It raises a package to a set height and releases it onto an impact platform in edge, face, or corner orientations.
The ISPC-23 uses static loading to measure flexural strength and Young’s modulus of graphite and carbon materials at ambient temperature. It references GB 1431-2009 and YS/T 63.13-2006 and records displacement and load through computer-controlled instrumentation.
The KGP tester evaluates the high-temperature tensile properties of metals, glass-fiber-reinforced cement, ceramic specimens, refractory materials, plastics, composite panels, polymeric materials, and composites with reference to GB/T 15231.4-94 and related tensile methods. Selectable test forces are 5, 10, 30, 50, 100, 150, 200, or 300 kN, with selectable test temperatures of 1,000 °C, 1,400 °C, or 1,700 °C.
The SM-200 Granule Abrasion Tester measures the abrasion rate of synthetic ceramsite filter media used in water treatment and industrial active alumina. Its test system provides programmable rotation count, speed, duration, vibration frequency, and vibration time.
The DTM-II Dynamic Elastic Modulus Tester determines dynamic elastic modulus from material resonance frequency measured by impact excitation and frequency analysis. It is used for concrete, carbon, glass, brick, plastic, metal, and other nonmetallic materials in construction and related laboratories.
SQW-II-14 is a high-temperature materials test system for thermal expansion, high-temperature compressive strength, expansion force, deformation under constant load, residual strength, and room-temperature compressive strength. It is intended for inorganic nonmetallic materials and molding mixtures, with normal furnace operation to 1,350 °C and short-term operation to 1,400 °C.