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切口机

模型: SL-QK20

工作行程: >90毫米

样品进样率: 0~90 mm/min

切口刀: 标准包装包括一把A型刀,以及其他类型的选项。

刀进给深度: 0~2.5毫米

样本进纸行程: 10毫米

样品进料类型: 样品进料类型

电源供应: (220-15%至220+10%)VAC,50 Hz,400 W

尺寸(高×宽×深): 450毫米×390毫米×360毫米

重量: 25公斤

切口机设计用于在聚合物材料样品上形成切口,也称为应力集中器,用于冲击强度测试。
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特点:

1.带有急停开关及开盖自动停机功能的双重安全保护功能。

2.可一次装夹20个4mm厚试样,每10分钟加工试样缺口60个以上。

3.刀具选用特种进口合金材料, 刀具硬度大于HRC60,表面粗糙度值小于Ra0.4,能反复磨削,使用寿命长。

4.本机工作台为电动进给,进给速度可调。

5.可快速对零点及定缺口加工深度。


FAQ


Q1:缺口制样机是做什么用的?

缺口制样机是专门用于制备非金属材料冲击韧性试验缺口试样的设备,配合悬臂梁冲击试验机、简支梁冲击试验机使用。它能在试样上精确加工出标准V型或U型缺口,保证冲击试验数据的准确性和可重复性。广泛应用于塑料厂、改性厂、质检实验室和第三方检测机构。


Q2:符合哪些标准?

符合以下国内外标准:

·ISO 179-2000(简支梁冲击)

·ISO 180-2001(悬臂梁冲击)

·GB/T 1043-2008(简支梁冲击)

·GB/T 1843-2008(悬臂梁冲击)

制样精度满足上述标准对缺口形状、尺寸和表面质量的要求。


Q3:一次能加工多少个试样?效率怎么样?

一次可装夹 20个4mm厚试样,每10分钟可加工缺口60个以上,批量制样效率很高,适合样品量大的实验室和生产企业。


Q4:刀具寿命怎么样?多久需要换刀?

刀具采用特种进口合金材料,硬度大于HRC60,表面粗糙度值小于Ra0.4,刃口锋利且耐磨。

刀具可反复磨削使用,使用寿命长。判断刀具是否需要修磨的标志:缺口底部出现毛刺、表面粗糙度明显下降、缺口尺寸偏差增大。刀具属于易损件,建议常备备用刀具,避免影响试验进度。


Q5:操作安全吗?有什么保护措施?

安全有双重保障:

1.急停开关:遇到紧急情况按下急停,设备立即停止

2.开盖自动停机:设备运行时如果打开防护罩,会自动停机,防止误操作伤人.


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