Textiles can be tensile tested in many forms, including single strands, yarns, webbing, woven, braided material and nonwoven fabrics. The majority of textile fabric tensile testing is performed as either a grab test, in an effort to eliminate edge effects, or a strip test, including edge effects. For a grab test, the grips clamp a fabric sample in the center using jaws smaller than the sample width. Tensile testing of textiles provides the strength and elongation properties for both natural and manmade materials, such as cotton, carbon, polyester, nylon, glass and graphite.  Machines for textile tensile testing are typically low force, high elongation, constant rate of elongation or load and are table-top systems. For a strip test, the grips clamp a strip of fabric using jaws wider than the sample width. For both tests, grip the specimen inside the ends of the sample length.

Specifications:

Capacity: 10,20,50,100,200kg (optional)

Degree of disintegration: 1/250,000

Precision: Within±1%

Effective Max stroke: 800mm

Display mode: PC

Switching unit: Kg, lb , N

Speed input: Knobs

Test speed: 1~500mm/min

Motor: Servo Motor + High Precise Ball Screw

Data sampling frequency: 10HZ

Power supply: 1phase ,220V ,50Hz (110V is available)

Weight: 90kg.