No.122 TEST TUBE AGING TESTER

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Polymer & Plastics Testing Equipment

No.122 TEST TUBE AGING TESTER

Yasuda Seiki

No.122
TEST TUBE AGING TESTER supplied and supported by SJI.

Brand: 🇯🇵 Yasuda Seiki
Range: Yasuda
Category: Polymer & Plastics Testing Equipment
Supply: Quoted on request

Specifications

Notes for this quotation

Lead time, pricing, and delivery are confirmed by the SJI team after your request is reviewed.

This tester is to evaluate the heat resistance aging characteristics of vulcanized rubber and thermoplastic rubber.
To prevent the influence of cross staining of additives, maximum of 4 test specimens are to be put into the independent test tube and heated at a specified temperature and specified testing time.
The tensile strength, cutting stretch, tension stress, and hardness of the test specimens before and after the heating are to be compared to evaluate the heat resistance aging-characteristics.

Reference Standards
JIS K6257、ASTM D865、ISO 188

Features
- Evaluates the heat aging resistance of rubber materials.
- Tests vulcanized and thermoplastic rubber.
- Supports up to 4 test specimens in separate test tubes.
- Helps prevent cross-contamination between additives.
- Provides controlled temperature and testing time.
- Enables comparison of tensile strength, elongation, and hardness before and after heating.
- Supports reliable evaluation of material durability.

Tube Hangings: 24 Hangings
Temperature Range: Max. 300 °C
Safety Device: Overheat Detection Device, Circuit Braker
Accessories: Test Tube (Outer Diameter φ38 × 300 mm): 30 pcs,
Air Tube (Outer Diameter φ9 × 375 mm,φ9 × 405 mm): 48 pcs each
Cork: 30 pcs, Specimen Hook: 30 pcs, Bush: 24 pcs,
Washer: 150 pcs
Power Source: AC 200 V, 1-Phase, 20 A, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions/ Weight (Approx.): W700 × D560 × H700 mm, 110 kg

Applications
Suitable for evaluating the heat aging properties and durability of vulcanized and thermoplastic rubber. Ideal for rubber manufacturing industries, automotive component manufacturers, material testing laboratories, research facilities, and quality control departments.