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SQ005 subjects ceramic products to 600 °C thermal-shock and stability cycles to programmed heating, cooling, and thermal-shock cycles. It is also used for glass, graphite, silicate products, and other nonmetallic materials.
The SQ006P Ceramic Cooker Thermal Shock Resistance Tester monitors the full bottom temperature of ceramic cookware with a point-tracking infrared imager during thermal-shock testing. It provides automatic heating, cooling, temperature control, and specimen feeding for ceramic-cooker tests.
The SQ006 tests thermal shock resistance of honeycomb ceramics, refractory products, ceramic tiles, and other non-metallic materials by immersion or non-immersion methods selected according to water absorption. It references GB/T 25994-2010 and GB/T 3810.9-2016 and provides automatic air-cooled operation.
The RZL-14/16 measures the thermal shock resistance of refractory products by compressed-air-flow or water-quick-cooling methods. It is used for refractory products, ceramics, glass, graphite, and other non-metallic silicate products in accordance with YB/T 376.1 and YB/T 2206.1-1998.
The SQ005 evaluates the thermal stability of household ceramic products and can also test glass and other silicate products. Its furnace and water bath provide controlled heating, cooling, temperature control, and recovery conditions.
The instrument tests thermal shock resistance of refractory products and other non-metallic materials by compressed-air flow or water quenching. It is manufactured with reference to YB/T 376.1 and YB/T 2206.1-1998 and includes a three-point-bending arrangement.