Strip Crush Resistance Tester
For determining the compressive strength of paper and cardboard test strips.
Full Description
Code: E.215
Use
For determining the compressive strength of paper and cardboard test strips.
Device description
The strip crush resistance tester is used for paper or cardboard strips with a width of 15 mm.
The jaws clamp the strip with a defined force and move from 0.7 mm to the center until a break in the sample is detected.
The measurement results are shown on the touch display in a curve and in values.
Features
- Pneumatic sample clamping
- Adjustable test speed
- Calculation of the ratio between MD and CD samples
- Graphic representation on the display
Applicable standards
ISO 9895; TAPPI T826; SCAN P46; DIN 54518; APPITA/AS 1301.450
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