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MTS (100kN Servohydraulic)
Both dynamic and static testing is done carefully with the help of a special software.
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Tensile Testing (TS EN ISO 6892-2, TS EN ISO 6892-1)
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Compression Testing (TS 206)
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3-Point Bending Test (TS EN ISO 5173)
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Fracture Toughness (ASTM E1820,TS EN ISO 12737, ASTM 1290)
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Crack Growth (BS 6835-1:1988, ASTM E647)
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Fatigue Testing (TS 1487)
Nikon ShuttlePix P-400Rv
The versatility of the battery-powered ShuttlePix system means the user can bring the microscope to onsite objects, such as an aircraft airframe, turbine casting or pipe work that often cannot be reached with a
standard microscope. This unique technology supports a wide range of inspection tasks in automotive,
electronics, aerospace and other industries.
The unique design of the ShuttlePix allows the removal of the microscope head from the Motorized
Focusing Stand controller providing the possibility to capture images under different conditions with cordless operation.
By adapting the ShuttlePix P-400R onto the Motorized Focusing Stand Controller, and in combination with
the 17" touch panel monitor, image capture is easy and effective.
The microscope is very easy to operate. Just by holding down the capture button, a “best-shot selector”
automatically starts up and saves only the best shot from a string of continuously shot images. There is
also automatic selection of optimal camera mode based on the sample. Previous experience with using a
microscope is not necessary, since the ShuttlePix operates in a similar fashion as a compact digital
camera.
An LED illuminator is integrated with the ShuttlePix P-400R in a compact body with 20x optical zoom lens.
It is capable of observing a wide range of magnifications between 20x-400x without the need to change a
lens.
A motorized focusing stand controller accompanies the ShuttlePix in combination with a 17-inch touch
screen monitor that has motorized Z focusing, simple measurement analysis, extended depth of focus
(EDF) and three types of stage options for a multitude of applications. Its application software offers 3-D
image reconstruction and measurement.
Image capture for large samples (up to 75mm x 50mm x 148mm) is possible with the Zoom Camera Head
and with the Motorized Focusing Stand. Select from three dedicated Stages matched to the observation
subject.
When using with a PC, ShuttlePix Editor software enables you to take simple measurements of the sample
object, display EDF images in cross-section or 3D, and export measurement data to Excel.
Add comments and markers to key measurements such as distance, angle, and area. Measurement
results can be output in tabular form.
Use a 3D bird's-eye view to display EDF images and height data taken with ShuttlePix. Rotation, zoom
in/out, scale display, color-based heightmaps, and other image display operations are available.
Display cross sections at specified positions based on height data embedded in EDF images. Perform
simple measurements of the cross section including height, angle, and width, with measurement data
displayable and recordable in tabular form.
Nikon V-12B Vertical Profile Projector
The V-12B adopts a focusing mechanism that achieves focus by moving the objective head up and down,
allowing stages with longer cross travel to be mounted. When the 10x6 stage is used, the projector can
measure areas as wide as 250 x 150mm.
Because the rigidity of the instrument has been increased, workpieces as tall as 100mm can be loaded.
Three projection lenses can be mounted to the rotary turret at one time. All projection lenses, 5x to 500x,
boast high resolution and minimal distortion, while their working distances are longer than competitive
lenses. When contour illumination is used, this condenser lens delivers the right amount of light to suit the
magnification of the projection lens selected.
The built-in surface illuminator can be switched between vertical and oblique illumination, making detection
of edges in resin parts and other workpieces much easier. Projection images are erect and unreversed for
easy measurements, and their quality is as sharp as inverted images |