20N±0.2N Ball Press Pressure Tester Meter - Heat Testing Tool Apparatus for Industrial Quality Control & Material Strength Analysis
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Description
Usage method: 1. According to the test requirements, first place the product in the heating box for a sufficient period of time to ensure that it has reached a stable test temperature before the test begins. 2. Place the tested component on the support seat so that it comes into direct contact with the support seat. 3. Place the surface of the tested component in a horizontal position and press the steel ball against the surface. 4. After the test reaches the specified time, remove the ball from the sample, cool it according to the requirements of the standard, measure the diameter of the steel ball indentation, and determine whether it is qualified. Parameters: Total test pressure: 20N±0.2N Load: 20N±0.2N Ball diameter: 5mm (R2.5mm) Sample holder: diameter 50mm, length 100mm, medium 2.5X25 Material: 304 stainless steel Steel ball: bearing steel R2.5mm ISO 3290 Boundary dimension: 270 * 160 * 49mm Weight: 3.4kg
Features
1.【Important parameter】 total test pressure 20N土0.2N; Ball diameter 5mm (R2.5mm); Sample holder diameter 50mm, length 100mm, medium 2.5X25
2.【Experimental basis】 This product is designed according to the requirements of the ball pressure test specified in GB2099 and other standards.
3.【Reference standards】 GB4706.1-2005、 GB2099.1-2008、 GB/T5159.21-2006、IEC60695- 10-22003.
4.【Attention】 The test should be conducted in a heating box at the specified temperature according to the standard, ensuring that it has reached a stable test temperature before the start of the test.
5.【Application】 It is mainly used for heat resistance testing of household and similar use plug and socket products, and is a necessary equipment for product quality testing and control by relevant manufacturers and quality inspection departments.
