Lp 463lb 9 01 Chrysler Bending Tester - China

Brief Introduction

Chrysler bending tester is designed for bending and folding manner by testing base fabric adhesion of the coating material, ie mechanical stability of the coating.

Design Basis Chrysler laboratory test method LP-463LB-9-01 - This test characterizes the degree of adhesion about the vinyl coated fabric and leather fabric coating material.

Also it can be vinyl coated fabrics, leather, unsupported rupture, whitening, cracking, lamellar separation of vinyl and other soft furnishings and other materials Product Description：

A tester simultaneously tests four samples, including three bend specimens and a folded specimen.

When the bending jig sample is clamped at both ends, and taut, holding one end is fixed and the other end of the horizontal movement, the bending test.

The folded ends of the sample close clamped between two opposing plates, a 12lb load is applied in the folding area.

If possible, close the flat to exert the appropriate pressure.

Bend specimens’ tension with a fixed weight.

Tension must be controlled.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Qinsun Instruments Co., Ltd

• Phone: +862167800179

• Address: No.258 Banting Road, Songjiang District Gu Dai Road, Shanghai, SHANGHIA , Shanghai , China

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• Website: https://www.qinsun-lab.com

• Business Description: Qinsun Instruments Co., Ltd was founded in 2010, comprised of many experienced engineers and designers standing in the forefront of the industry.
  
  Qinsun specialize in the research and development of high quality lab instrument for textile testing industry.
  
  Our head office in Shanghai and we provide high quality testing instrument and comprehensive service for textile factory, academic research institute and textile lab worldwide.
  
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