1 kN Eccentric Roller Grips
Features:
- Maximum capacity of 1 kN (220 lbf)
- Suitable for testing rubber and soft and hard plastics
- Includes a self-tightening action during testing
- Fitted with parallel-grooved grip faces
Relevant Materials:
Rubber, Soft Plastics, Semi-Hard Plastics
Relevant Specimens:
Plates
These eccentric roller grips are specifically designed for tensile testing flexible materials, such as rubber and soft and semi-hard plastics. Named after the non-symmetric roller design, these grips employ a simple and quick clamping mechanism. They also have a self-tightening action, which maintains clamping of the specimen during testing regardless of any thickness reduction. In addition, the upper and lower grip faces are parallel grooved to help hold these soft materials.
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