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The TH8010 microcomputer-controlled tensile testing machine is used to measure the tensile, tear, peel, and adhesive strengths of various materials, and is widely employed for testing the strength, tensile force, and elongation of wires, rubber, plastics, leather, fabrics, nylon threads, and more. It complies with UL, CSA, CCC, VDE, GB, ASTM, DIN, and JIS test standards.
This product is widely used for testing and analyzing the mechanical properties—such as tensile, compressive, and bending behavior—of both metallic and nonmetallic materials. When equipped with a broad range of specialized fixtures, it can also be employed to evaluate the mechanical performance of profiles and structural components. Moreover, it demonstrates significant potential in testing applications involving materials like ropes, tapes, filaments, rubber, and plastics, where large deformations and high test speeds are required. The instrument can perform tests and generate data in accordance with international standards including GB, ISO, DIN, ASTM, and JIS, making it suitable for quality control, education and research, aerospace, iron and steel metallurgy, automotive, and construction‑related industries.
The microcomputer-controlled electronic tensile testing machine can perform mechanical property tests on a wide range of materials, including plastics, rubber, wires and cables, zippers, textiles, and footwear. By equipping it with different fixtures, it can conduct tests such as tensile, tear, peel, shear, and bend‑compression. The machine employs a stepper motor to drive a reduction gear, which in turn moves the test table via a high‑precision ball screw; the table can operate at speeds ranging from 0.001 to 500 mm/min. It is equipped with a commercial‑grade computer from a leading brand to set test parameters, control operating conditions, acquire data, perform processing and analysis, and display and print test results.
