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Series PH 300 - 450 Joule

Versatile, extendable Pendulum Impact Tester with adjustable energy/velocity designed for non-instrumented or instrumented tests according to Charpy, IZOD or Impact Tensile Tests.  This easy to use impact tester is available in the energy range from 150 to 450 Joule and fully comply with EN 10045-2, ASTM E23, ISO 148 and ISO 83.

Impact Pendulum Testers

  • Versatile unit with easy changeable energy range with 150 or 300 Joule hammer or add-on weights for 450 Joule
  • Safety lock to hold the pendulum in its raised position
  • Vibration free release of pendulum
  • Easy sample mounting by pliers or by automatic sample centering
  • Electric break that stops the pendulum on its highest position on the return swing for most productive testing
  • Motorized pendulum return to the latched starting position
  • 4-digit digital display for direct absorbed energy reading
  • Optional automatic hammer recognition  
  • Step-less adjustable energy/velocity allows Charpy, Izod or Impact Tensile Tests to be performed from 20%-100% of energy range and impact velocity from 2.6 m/s to 5.5 m/s
  • Safety guard with interlock so that the test can not be started unless the guard is fully closed
  • The guard can be fully opened for maintenance or cleaning
  • Save two-hand or automatic pendulum release when the door is closed for low temperature tests (<5 sec)
  • Easy exchangeable strikers (EN or ASTM) and anvils
  • Stiff and low-vibration two-column design
  • Low friction bearings for maximum accuracy
  • Ergonomically sample tray
  • Interface to PC to run w+b Impact Software for custom configuring, calculation, statistical evaluation, reporting and exporting of tests and results
  • Extendable with instrumentation package with strain gauged striker, optional deformation measurement, ultra-high speed data acquisition system and data analysis software. The laser opto-electronic-measuring-system for deflection (bending) and crack opening measurement for the experimental determination of the intensity of stress, KID/KIC-factor can also be attached.
 
  

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