Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-201 features 250 J and 500 J impact energy for versatile applications. It achieves an impact velocity of 5.4 m/s, ensuring accurate evaluation of material toughness. This unit provides an 11° support surface angle for stable specimen positioning. It operates semi-automatically for efficient pendulum control. Our tester complies with international standards for universal testing reliability.
$7,125.00
Specifications
| Impact energy | 250 J, 500 J |
| Control type | Semi-automatic |
| Impact velocity | 5.4 m/s |
| Raised angle | 150° |
| Standard span | 40 + 0.2 mm |
| Distance between the pendulum rotating centre and the specimen centre | 800 mm |
| Round angle of jaws | R1 to 1.5mm (1mm is a special order) |
| Round angle of striking edge | R2 to 2.5 or R8±0.05mm (8mm is a special order) |
| Specimen holder support surface angle | 11° |
| The impact of the blade angle | 30° |
| Impact blade thickness | 16 mm |
| Standards | EN-ISO 148, EN-ISO 10045-1, DIN 50115, and ASTM E23 |
| Power supply | 3phs, AC380V/220V±10%, 50Hz |
| Size of specimen | 55×10×10 mm 55×10×7.5 mm 55×10×5 mm |
| Dimension | 230×600×1390 mm |
| Gross weight | 550 kg |
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FAQ for Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-201
1: How does the semi-automatic operation improve testing efficiency?
The semi-automatic operation enables the pendulum to be raised and released automatically, reducing manual effort and increasing testing speed, making the process more efficient.
2: Can I use different specimen sizes for testing?
Yes, the Pendulum Impact Tester supports various specimen sizes, including 55×10×10 mm, 55×10×7.5 mm, and 55×10×5 mm, making it versatile for different material thicknesses.
3: Does the Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-201 comply with international standards?
Yes, it meets several international standards, including EN-ISO 148, EN-ISO 10045-1, DIN 50115, and ASTM E23, ensuring reliable and standardized testing results globally.
4: How easy is it to maintain the Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-201?
The impact tester features a low-maintenance design, with easy access to key components and a durable construction that ensures minimal upkeep for long-term operation.
5: What impact does blade thickness have on the Pendulum Impact Tester support?
The Pendulum Impact Tester features a standard blade thickness of 16 mm, which is suitable for most applications, and can be customized for specific needs.
Labnics Pendulum Impact Testers offer high testing capacities, ranging from low to high energy, for diverse material types. They measure material toughness and resistance with precision. These units are available in manual, digital, and computerized models for versatile testing needs. They comply with international standards for reliable results. Our impact testers feature a robust frame that minimizes vibration and ensures test accuracy.