Taber Stiffness Tester (Automatic)

Description

Bending resistance is a measure of the stiffness. Like the Taber stiffness tester, this tester measures the force necessary for bending the specimen to the specified angle. With the Taber tester, flexural loads are given by a pendulum held vertically to determine the bending moment. With the bending stiffness tester, one end of the specimen is held horizontally to form a cantilever beam. A knife edge directly connected with a load cell is made to contact the other end of the specimen. The specimen is made to rotate at a constant speed. When the specimen is bent to the specified angle, the load is detected by the load cell to be displayed.

Specimen 30 to 40mm wide (typically 38mm), 70mm long, up to 3.2mm thick
Measurement Range 0 to 10 (g∙c) 0 to 100 (g∙cm) (standard), 0 to 500 (g∙cm) 0 to 1,000 (g∙cm), 0 to 2,000 (g∙cm)
Bending Speed 180°±40°/min.
Stiffness Data left, right, average
Switching Display SI unit (N) and gram unit (g) selectable
Power Source 100/110VAC 50/60Hz 1A
Outer Dimentions 300×320×440mm
Instrument Weight 13kg