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Ceramic Tester HD Impact Resistance Testing Machine in Control and Product Development

Ceramic Tester HD Impact Resistance Testing Machine in Control and Product Development

Brand Name: HAIDA
MOQ: 1
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
Guangdong, China
Type:
Testing Machine
Application:
Plastic Testing, Rubber Testing
Customized Support:
OEM, ODM
Power:
380V
Protection Class:
/
Voltage:
380 V
Warranty:
1 Year
Measurement Accuracy:
±0.1mm
Measurement Range:
Djustable From 100*100~ 600*600mm
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HD Ceramic Tester

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HD Impact Resistance Testing Machine

Product Description
Ceramic Tester HD Impact Resistance Testing Machine
Product Overview

The Ceramic Impact Resistance Testing Machine is designed for determining the impact resistance of ceramic tiles by measuring the coefficient of restitution in accordance with GB/T3810.5-2016 standards.

Ceramic Impact Resistance Testing Machine
Model: 60107-HD
Technical Specifications
Steel ball diameter 19mm ± 0.05mm
Steel ball drop height 1000mm ± 1mm
Laser precision timing accuracy 1μs
Power supply 220V
Company Profile
Our manufacturing facility and company overview
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Our Service Advantages
Technical Support
  • 48-hour response guarantee for technical issues
  • 3-working-day solution implementation
  • Comprehensive operation videos and English manuals
  • Video conference support available
Onsite Services
  • Professional device installation
  • Equipment operation and test technology training
  • Precision equipment calibration
  • Daily maintenance and equipment care
  • Free technical training for factory visits
  • 24-hour online contact support
  • Complimentary software upgrades
Documentation & Resources
  • Complete product instructions
  • Detailed operation guides and videos
  • Experiment test applications and reports
Problem Resolution
  • 24-hour social media communication
  • Seamless email support
  • Video conferencing solutions
  • Free on-site technical service