Admet has announced a new line of dual column electromechanical universal testing machines
Designated the eXpert 26xx series, Admet's new line of dual column electromechanical universal testing machines range from 10kN (2250lbf) to 50kN (10,000lbf) in tabletop configurations, and 50kN to 150kN (30,000 lbf) in floor-standing models.
The eXpert 26xx line is designed to provide low-cost, accurate compression, tension and flexure testing of biomaterial, elastomer, film, foil, metal, packaging, plastics textile and wire materials components and structures.
The units feature a fast-acting servo motor, twin ball-screws for superior axial alignment, stiffness and crosshead guidance.
The floor-standing models have wide column spacing to accommodate large and specialized grips and fixtures, and temperature chambers, as well as large parts and structures.
"Admet continues to broaden our universal testing machine offerings," said Richard Gedney, Admet founder and president.
"The 2600 line incorporates our latest machine design and electronics into a convenient package that delivers new levels of efficiency and price performance".
"All of Admet's products are backed by outstanding personal technical support to enable our customers to easily transition to new equipment." Admet offers three controllers for all of its eXpert testing machines starting with the low-cost, standalone eP Digital Controller and the Precise Controller, which both offer the ability to pre-program test routines and collect and export a wide range of test data.
At the high end, Admet offers the MTESTWindows PC/Windows-based materials testing software system which features a comprehensive set of monotonic, segmented or cyclic servo control profiles under load, position or strain control to perform virtually any test.
All of Admet's controllers feature fast-acting 32-bit microprocessors for accurate and repeatable testing.
All systems exceed ASTM E4, BSENISO7500-1 : 2004, DIN 51221 and JIS B7721 standards for load accuracy and ASTM E83 and BSENISO9513 : 2002 standards for strain accuracy.
