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The **Tensile Strength Tester** is a precision laboratory testing instrument designed to evaluate the mechanical properties of materials by applying a controlled tensile force until the specimen stretches, deforms, or breaks. It accurately measures key parameters such as tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, breaking load, and modulus of elasticity, making it an essential tool for quality control, research, and product development. Built with a robust load frame, high-precision load cell, and advanced digital control system, the tester delivers reliable and repeatable test results across a wide range of materials. It is suitable for testing plastics, rubber, metals, paper, textiles, packaging materials, composites, wires, and other engineering materials. The intuitive software generates real-time force-displacement and stress-strain curves while automatically calculating test results according to international standards. Designed for ease of operation and long-term durability, the Tensile Strength Tester complies with major testing standards such as ASTM, ISO, and BIS, making it ideal for laboratories, manufacturing industries, educational institutions, and R&D centers. Its customizable grips, multiple load capacities, and user-friendly interface ensure accurate testing for diverse applications while helping manufacturers maintain consistent product quality and meet industry specifications.

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Description

Designed with a robust construction and advanced microprocessor-based controls, the Melt Flow Index Tester offers precise temperature regulation, user-friendly operation, and high testing accuracy. Its digital display, automatic timing system, and durable heating chamber enable efficient testing while minimizing operator error. The instrument is an ideal solution for manufacturers, research laboratories, and testing facilities requiring consistent polymer quality evaluation.

Features

Microprocessor based PID controller
Automatic sample cutting
Digital Preset Timer for accuracy and repeatability Die Steel barrel for uniform and consistent heating of barrel/test cylinder.

Specification

Display	Digital 7 Segment, LED Display
Temperature Range	Ambient to 400°C
Accuracy	± 1°C
Least Count/Resolution	0.1°C
Power	220V, Single Phase, 50 Hz
Sample Cutting	Automatic, Motorized
Temperature Control	PID Temperature Controller
Timer	Digital Preset up to 999 Seconds
Material of Heating Barrel (Cylinder)	Die Steel
Sample Cutting Motor	Torque 7 kg/cm², 60 RPM

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No. of Dead Weights	4 (1.2 kg, 2.16 kg, 3.8 kg, 5 kg)
Material	Mild Steel
Finish	Powder coated Havel Gray & Blue combination finish and bright chrome / zinc plating for corrosion resistant finish
Dimensions	550 x 550 x 500 mm

* The Melt Flow Index in grams per 10 min. of the test specimen can be calculated.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Tensile Strength Tester?

A Tensile Strength Tester is a laboratory instrument used to determine the mechanical properties of materials by applying a controlled tensile force until the specimen stretches or breaks.

2. What materials can be tested?

It can test a wide range of materials, including plastics, rubber, metals, paper, textiles, packaging materials, composites, films, wires, and cables.

3. What parameters does a Tensile Strength Tester measure?

The tester measures tensile strength, yield strength, elongation at break, breaking load, modulus of elasticity (Young’s Modulus), and stress-strain characteristics.

4. Which testing standards does the machine comply with?

Most Tensile Strength Testers comply with international standards such as ASTM D638, ASTM E8/E8M, ISO 527, ISO 6892-1, and other applicable standards.

5. What load capacities are available?

The machine is available in various load capacities, typically ranging from 500 N to 600 kN, depending on the testing application and material.

6. Is the machine suitable for quality control laboratories?

Yes. It is widely used in quality control labs, research laboratories, manufacturing plants, universities, and R&D facilities for accurate material testing.