1 kN Henry Scott Grips

Features:
- Maximum capacity of 1 kN (220 lbf)
- Includes a self-clamping action
- Enables quick sample mounting
- Applicable for testing rubber, soft plastics, paper, and cloth
Relevant Materials:
Rubber, Soft Plastics, Paper, Cloth
Relevant Specimens:
Plates, Tapes
Henry Scott grips are useful for clamping plate and tape specimens of soft, flexible materials for tensile testing. Specimens are held by rollers on the upper and lower grips, which feature a self-clamping action. To minimize specimen slippage, the grip body opposite the roller, where the specimen contacts, is curved and features a parallel-grooved surface. During tensile testing, the self-clamping action applies increasing clamping force to the specimen as the overall force increases to help hold the specimen in place.
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