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Computerised and analogue models, as per ASTM D-256, ASTM D-6110, ISO 179 and ISO 180.
The Izod / Charpy Impact Tester measures the impact resistance of plastics — the energy required to break a specimen by a single swing of a pendulum. It is designed as per ASTM D-256, ASTM D-6110, ISO 179 and ISO 180, supporting both the Izod (cantilever) and Charpy (simple-beam) methods, so laboratories can report toughness in the units required by each standard.
Impact strength is a key indicator of how a plastic will perform under sudden loads and shocks. International Equipments offers both an Analogue model, which reads energy on a dial scale, and a Computerised model, which uses a microcontroller to display impact strength directly and produce impact-energy versus angular-displacement graphs and numeric reports through a connected PC. For accurate, repeatable results, the tester is used together with a Motorised Notch Cutter to prepare standard notches.
Computerised Izod / Charpy Impact Tester
| Capacity | Up to 25.00 Joules |
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| Release Angle of Pendulum | 150 degree |
| Range of Scales | 0–2.71 J, 0–5.42 J, 0–10.84 J, 0–21.68 J and 0–25.00 J |
| Minimum Resolution on Scale | 0.02 J, 0.05 J, 0.1 J, 0.2 J and 0.2 J respectively |
| Direct Display (Microcontroller) | Impact strength in joules/meter and kg-cm/cm |
| Graphic Display & Printout (PC) | Impact Energy vs Angular Displacement graph and numeric reports in ASTM, ISO and IS units via a printer connected to the PC |
| Paint | Powder coated |
| Power | 230 Volts, 50 Hz, single phase |
Analogue Izod / Charpy Impact Tester
| Capacity | Up to 21.68 Joules |
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| Release Angle of Pendulum | 150 degree |
| Range of Scales | 0–2.71 J, 0–5.42 J, 0–10.84 J and 0–21.68 J |
| Minimum Resolution on Scale | 0.02 J, 0.05 J, 0.1 J and 0.2 J respectively |
| Paint | Powder coated |
Tell us your material and standard — our engineers will help you choose between the analogue and computerised models.
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