Cost-effective mechanical tester system is designed to test tensile, compression, and flexural properties of rubber, plastic, wire, metals, and fasteners
Instron, a provider of testing equipment designed to evaluate mechanical properties of materials and components, unveils its 3300 series bench-top testing systems.
Designed to test tensile, compression and flexural properties of rubber, plastic, wire, metals, and fasteners, the 3300 series is a cost-effective mechanical tester.
Instron's 3300 series includes a load frame with integrated control electronics, a load cell, surface mount circuitry and series IX materials testing software.
With their unique automatic recognition and calibration of load and strain transducers, Instron testing systems meet or exceed measurement accuracy requirements of ASTM, EN, BS, ISO, JIS and other various testing standards.
The high torque DC motor with closed-loop position control enables the system to constantly measure the test force being applied, ensuring complete accuracy and repeatability.
The user-friendly design allows for quick set-up and versatility.
Column covers are fitted with T-slots to permit compatibility with various accessories, such as grips, fixtures, extensometers, and chambers.
Instron's no-clutch design increases reliability and improves load/speed performance. Safety features include ball screw covers to for longer machine life and operator protection.
In addition, the 3300 series bench-top testers are available in four jewel tones: jade-teal green, sapphire blue, charcoal gray and ruby red.
