Grips for Plastic Molding Materials
Features:
- Used to test specimens with dimensions specified in JIS K6911 and JIS K7113 No 3
- Maximum capacity of 20 kN (4,400 lbf)
- Advantages include easy specimen exchange and a self-aligning design
Relevant Materials:
Plastics
Relevant Specimens:
Bellow drawing
Relevant Standards:
JIS K6911
These plastic molding material grips are used when tensile testing plastics with dimensions specified in JIS K6911, plastic molding materials, and JIS K7113 No 3 specimens, as well as those shown in the diagram below.
(Include diagram with specimen dimensions)
An advantage of the design of these grips is easy and quick specimen exchange. Also, the grips include a self-aligning component to make sure the grips align along the tensile axis. Grips for plastic molding materials grip sets include upper and lower grips and grip inserts, otherwise known as shims.
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