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Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines - QT-HW2 Series
Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines

Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines - QT-HW2 Series
Parent Product
Universal Testing Machine - Universal Tensile Tester
Application
Tensile Testing
Bend Testing
Compression Testing
Standards
ASTM A416
ASTM C39
ASTM E8
Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines - QT-HW2 Series

QT-HW2 Series of Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines is ideal for high-capacity tensile, compression, bending/flexure, and shear testing of high-strength materials. These world-class, high-quality hydraulic-driven Universal Testing Machines are specifically designed to meet and exceed the requirements of ASTM E8 and other equivalent ISO, ASTM, JIS, BS, and EN standards.

The dual-space design allows users to switch between tensile and compression testing quickly and conveniently without needing to remove heavy fixtures.

Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines

Wide Range of Applications:

Frames of the HW2 Series Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines are available in capacities ranging from 600 kN (134,890 lbf) to 2000 kN (450,000 lbf). These frames are designed to test metals, wires, rebars, tubes, metal strips, plates, composites, fasteners, strapping, strands, concrete, and other materials.

Large Test Space:

The double-acting crossbeam accommodates specimens of varying lengths quickly. The maximum testing space can be adjusted with additional column length to meet the needs of longer specimens. Optional extra-height load frames are available for pretested concrete strands.

Rugged Load Frame:

The four-column construction provides exceptional load frame rigidity.

Front-Open Only Wedge Grips:

Front-open wedge grips make it easy to insert and remove specimens, increasing productivity and operator safety. The interchangeable design accommodates a wide range of specimen sizes with a limited number of jaw faces.

Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines

Be Confident with High Precision Measurements and a Durable Design

  • Extra-length screws and columns: The adjustable lower crosshead increases the available test space for longer specimens.
  • Rigid 4-column load frame: Offers superior axial and lateral stiffness with minimal maintenance and low reaction at specimen failure.
  • Digital displacement transducer: Ensures optimal positioning and measuring accuracy.
  • Integrated grip control system: Mounted directly on the machine for ease of use.
  • Versatile testing tools: Includes tools for tensile, compression, bending/flexure, shear, and other tests.
  • Chrome-plated columns: Easy to clean and provide extended life.

Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines - QT-HW2 Series Technical Specifications

CapacitykN / lb.f600 kN / 135,000 lb.f1000 kN / 225,000 lb.f2000 kN / 450,000 lb.f3000 kN / 675,000 lb.f
StructureSpaceUpper for tension, lower for compressionUpper for compression, lower for tension
Grip TypeFront/FullyFully openSemi-Front open only
Alignment Self-alignment with spherical bearing
Machine specificationsRam Stroke
mm250 (customizable)
Adjustable crosshead speed
mm/min350410330260
Max. Distance between grips
mm

750 (STD)

900 (XTRA)

810 (STD)

 900 (XTRA)

1100 (PLUS)

760 (STD)

890 (XTRA)

950 (PLUS)

900(STD)
Max. Distance between platens
mm

750 (STD)

900 (XTRA)

810 (STD)

900 (XTRA)

1000 (PLUS)

760 (STD)

890 (XTRA)

950 (PLUS)

900(STD)
Space reduction
mmSpace reduction 240On every 240mm, maximumly 480mm reduced 
AccessoriesJaw inserts for tension
Rounds (mm)

Ø6~Ø16

 Ø13~Ø27

Ø27~Ø40

Ø6~Ø20

Ø20~Ø40

Ø40~Ø60

Ø5~Ø16

Ø15~Ø45

Ø40~Ø70

Ø20~Ø50

Ø50~Ø80

Ø80~Ø110

Flats (mm)0-30 (Width=<90)0-40 30-60 (Width=<110)0-40 30-70 (Width=<150)0-50 50-100 (Width=<180)
Platen dimensions
mmØ178Ø200300*300Ø280
DimensionsW*D*H mm

940*580*2320

940*580*2470

1030*640*2490

1030*640*2580

1030*640*2940

1290*900*2915

1290*900*3045

1290*900*3105

1380*990*4930
WeightKg

3320

3400

4120

4240

4380

8020

8170

8200

18000

 

General Specifications

Load Measurement Accuracy:
±0.5% of the reading to 1/50 of the load weighing system capacity, meeting or exceeding the requirements of ISO 7500-1, EN 10002-2, ASTM E4, and JIS B7721.

Strain Measurement Accuracy:
±0.5% of the reading to 1/50 of full scale with most ASTM E83 class B or ISO 9513 class 0.5 extensometers, meeting or exceeding ASTM E83, ISO 9513, and EN 10002-4 standards.

Speed Accuracy:

  • Set speed < 10% Max. Speed: ±1%
  • Set speed ≥ 10% Max. Speed: ±0.5%

Position Measurement Accuracy:
±0.5% of the reading or 0.001 mm, whichever is greater.

Power Supply:
Standard optional voltages of 400VAC, 50-60 Hz. The power supply must be free of spikes and surges exceeding 10% of the nominal voltage.

Operating Temperature:
0 to +38°C (+32 to +100°F)

Humidity Range:
10% to 90% non-condensing

Storage Temperature:
-40 to +66°C (-40 to +150°F)

Note:

  1. Extra height frames are available.
  2. The power supply system is fully customizable.
  3. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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