Material Testing Unit 20 KN
(MT100)

1 Pressure gauge 2 Pressure sensor 3 Horizontal cylinder 4 Load Wheel Handle to apply pressure to the oil inside the horizontal cylinder 5 Vertical Piston Cylinder 6 Supporting rods 7 Dial gauge 8 Tensile test Jig 9 Bending test Jig

  • Performing Tensile Tests on Cylindrical Tensile Specimen with Different Materials
  • Performing Clamping Tests on Different Flat Tensile Materials.
  • Performing three-point flexural test on Different Materials and observe the outcomes.
  • Plot and analyze the stress-strain diagram.
  • Test force:
    • Max. 20 K.N
  • Single acting cylinders
    • Vertical cylinder with stroke: 45 mm
    • Horizontal cylinder with stroke: 70 mm
  • Dial gauge:
    • Measuring range: 0 ~ 12.7 mm
    • Resolution: 5 μm
  • Pressure gauge:
    • Measuring range: 0 ~ 160 bar
  • Tensile specimen “Cylindrical”:
    • Materials:
      • Aluminum
      • Copper
      • Steel
      • Brass
    • Diameters:
      • 6 mm , 8 mm and 10 mm.
  • Tensile specimen “Flat”:
    • Materials:
      • Aluminum
      • Steel
      • Brass
  • All are with:
    • Width: 8 mm and 10 mm
    • Thickness: 1.5 mm
  • Bending specimen materials:
    • Materials:
      • Aluminum
      • Steel
    • All are with:
      • Cross section: 20x3 mm
      • Length: 320 mm
  • Material Testing Unit 20 KN (MT100)
  • Hard copy of User manual
  • BEDO Software
  • Laboratory PC

The materials testing educational unit is a compact device designed for performing basic destructive tests, including tensile tests and bending test. This educational unit stands out due to its clear and user-friendly design, making it easy to operate. Additionally, it features interchangeable accessories, allowing for a wide range of testing applications.The unit is ideal for educational settings, providing students with hands-on experience in material testing, and ensuring they understand the fundamental principles of mechanical properties and material behavior under stress.

  • The training system introduces trainees to the fundamentals of material strength through manual destructive testing, including tensile and bending tests.
  • The training unit enables trainees to use software that facilitates test operation, data acquisition, and graphical representation of material behavior under mechanical stress.
  • The system introduces students to the use of interchangeable test accessories, suitable for a variety of test configurations.
  • The unit is equipped with a safety system to work within the allowable pressure range.
  • The unit features a dial gauge, enabling precise manual measurement of material deformation, enhancing understanding of strain and displacement.
  • Trainees perform tensile tests on cylindrical specimens made from different materials to evaluate properties such as yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, and elongation.
    The system allows for clamping tests on flat tensile specimen, helping trainees observe how different materials respond to axial loading.
    Learners are guided to plot and analyze stress-strain diagrams, enabling them to interpret material behavior such as elasticity, plasticity, and fracture points.
    The unit enables the performance of the three-point flexural test on various materials, allowing observation of bending behavior, flexural strength.