Tensile Test

Chambers for tensile-test machines


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Tensile test chambers are designed to work with any tension apparatus.  Through heat and humidity, our chambers can test a samples strength as it goes through physical changes. 

Features

Cabinet

  • Chamber and cart designed to fit most tensile test machines and benches by Instron and MTS
    —Please verify ‘chamber exterior’ dimensions above will fit between your tester’s columns
  • Full-opening door with silicone gaskets and hinged on left side
  • Slots in top and bottom of chamber for test grips
  • Lifting eyebolts to aid in positioning
  • Interior and exterior is stainless steel

Refrigeration and Plenum

  • Rear-mounted plenum with cooling coil and nichrome wire heaters
  • Air-cooled refrigeration system using hermetic compressor(s)
  • Humidity models include steam generator and dehumidification coil

System Controls

  • Attached instrumentation console on right side
  • Watlow F4 programmable controller
    —Store 40 different profiles (total 256 steps)
    —Step types include: ramp, soak, jump, auto-start, and end
    —Large LED readout and four-line LCD programming display
    —RS-232C interface (convertible to RS-485)

Tensile Test Model Comparison

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Model / Link Interior Dimensions
(W x D x H)
Interior Volume Temperature Range Humidity Control Notes
ETTL-CWA 12~15" x  16~28" x  15~40" 1.7 to 9.7 cu. ft. -35 to 150°C Yes These chambers are customized to fit your testing equipment
ETTU-CWA 12~15" x  16~28" x  15~40" 1.7 to 9.7 cu. ft. -35 to 150°C No These chambers are customized to fit your testing equipment
ETTX-CWA 12~15" x  16~28" x  15~40" 1.7 to 9.7 cu. ft. -60 to 150°C Yes These chambers are customized to fit your testing equipment
ETTZ-CWA 12~15" x  16~28" x  15~40" 1.7 to 9.7 cu. ft. -60 to 150°C No These chambers are customized to fit your testing equipment
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