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Used Compression Test Equipment in Netherlands

  • 2016 Gunt WP 300 Tensile

    2016 Gunt WP 300 Tensile tester

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Gunt

    A Nice tester for production quality testing and very useful for education - - tensile tests. Adaptors included (M10 ) - plot stress–strain diagrams - compression tests - Brinell hardness test Adaptors included...

    $2,637 USD
    Amsterdam, Netherlands
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    Pessimetro S2 hardness tester +

    Pessimetro S2 hardness tester + flat table

    • used

    A hardness tester according to the principle of “Brinell”, type Pessimetro S2, in combination with a large surface table. The hardness of materials with a thickness of max. 10 mm. can be tested by means of 5 diff...

    $891 USD
    Zevenhuizen, Netherlands

Overview

Compression test equipment is used to determine the compressive strength of materials such as concrete, metal, and plastics. These machines apply controlled pressure to a sample until it fails, providing vital data for quality control and material research in construction, manufacturing, and engineering.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying compression test equipment?

Consider the machine's maximum load capacity, the types of materials you will be testing, accuracy, ease of use, and available features such as digital controls and data logging capabilities.

How can I ensure the safe shipping of compression test equipment?

Use a professional shipping service that specializes in heavy and sensitive equipment. Ensure the machine is securely packaged and protected from moisture and impact.

What is the maintenance schedule for compression test equipment?

Regular maintenance includes calibrating the machine, checking for wear and tear, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting electrical components. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.