Xiangmin XM-866 Impact Tester
The impact height of Xiangmin XM-866 DuPont Impact Tester is adjustable from 0 to 2000mm, the drop weight mass is 112, 198, 225, 357,533 (steel balls can be customized according to customer requirements), the Dimension is about 40 × 50 × 200 cm, the Net weight of the instrument is about 40 kg, the height of the frame is 200mm, the thickness of the bottom steel plate (standard product) is 13mm, and the effective Impact height is 2 meters.
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Brief introduction
This machine adjusts the steel ball of a certain weight at a certain height, so that the steel ball falls freely to hit the sample, depending on the degree of damage, so as to judge the quality of the test product.
New features
The highlighter positioning function makes it easy to take points
xiangmin XM-866 Impact TesterSpecifications
| LIST | VALUE |
|---|---|
| Impact height | 0~200cm |
| Drop Weight Mass | 112, 198, 225, 357, 533 (steel balls can be customized according to customer requirements) |
| Dimension | About 40 * 50 * 200 cm |
| Net Weight of instrument | About 40 kg |
| Falling ball control method | DC electromagnetic control |
| Power supply Voltage | 220V、50Hz、2A |
| Frame height | 200Mm, bottom steel plate (standard product) thickness 13mm, effective Impact height 2 meters |
xiangmin XM-866 Impact Tester Packing list
whole machine X1, operation manual X1, certificate of conformity X1, warranty card X1
[Note] Because the manufacturer's packaging may be updated or upgraded, the detailed packaging list shall be subject to the latest standard configuration of the manufacturer.
