Paper Testing and Core Compression Process
Core Compression Tester is an instrument used for testing the core collapsing strength. It has adjustable testing area to accommodate specimen of all sizes and shapes. Motor operated piston apply uniform pressure to crush the test sample. They have the maximum peak crush value recorded on digital load indicator. It is required to fulfill the basic need of quality control and development for manufacturers and users of Cone/ Core. An electronic instrument to measure and directly indicate the Compression Strength of Cone or Core.
The core compression strength of core pipes is the maximum compressive force that a test piece collapses under constant load. Pneumatically operated piston apply the pressure. Maximum pressure to crush the test sample recorded on a gauge with peak pointer. Has adjustable testing area to accommodate specimen sizes and shapes.
Some Paper Testing Equipments:
- THICKNESS MICROMETER: This instrument is used for testing the core collapsing strength and has adjustable testing area to accommodate specimen sizes and shapes.
- LABORATORY CRUSH TESTER: This instrument is used for accurate testing of paper, paperboard, solid fiberboard & corrugated board for RCT, ECT, CCT, CLT, FCT, PAT & CMT test and its components as well as performing compression test on all small packages.
- STIFFNESS TESTER: The instruments is designed for evaluating stiffness and resilient qualities of paper, plastics, cardboard, light metallic sheets, foil and other flexible material having comparatively strong bending resistance.
- PAPER CURL TESTER: This instrument is used to measure the Degree of curl when the paper sample exposed to water. This method applies the principle of wetting one side of the paper and determining the maximum curvature developed or the time required to reach maximum curvature.
- BURSTING STRENGTH TESTER: For determining the bursting strength of paper and paperboard. Designed with pneumatic clamping of samples to avoid samples slippage under adjustable clamping force. A test piece is clamped between two concentric plates, each having circular e by a rubber diaphragm, which is expanded by hydraulic pressure.
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