To determine the suitability of a material for an application where it is under load, measuring its elongation is important.
EZ Test - Options
Compact Tabletop Tester
Tester Options
Jog Controller
Jog Controller
346-55922-01
The jog dial is provided to allow finger-tip operation of the crosshead position.
Safety Cover
Safety Cover
EZ-SX: 346-57107-01 EZ-LX: 346-57107-02
This is used to prevent injury when sample fragments are scattered due to fracture.
Control I/O Expansion Box
Control I/O Expansion Box
346-55920-01
Increases the number of control I/O ports to four. Multiple optional accessories can be simultaneously connected to the control I/O ports.
Analog Recorder
Analog Recorder
X-T type: 346-59210-01
Plots test force-time curves.
X-YT type: 346-51736-01
Plots test force–time curves and test force–stroke curves.
Sensor I/O Expansion Box
Sensor I/O Expansion Box
346-55920-02
Increases the number of tester sensor I/O ports to two. Multiple optional accessories can be simultaneously connected to the sensor I/O ports. BNC cables can be connected to the analog I/O ports.
Power Cable
Power Cable
For EU (VDE standard)
348-34063-03
For China (GB standard)
348-34063-02
For Japan and North America (UL, CSA, PSE standards)
348-34063-01 is provided as standard.
A variety of other options are also available. For details, refer to the separate catalog "Optional Accessories for Autograph".
Related information
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The DSES-1000 is a long-travel contact-type extensometer able to measure displacement up to the breakpoint in tensile tests of rubber and other soft materials. -
The SSG-H series of strain gauge extensometers are compliant with ISO, JIS, and ASTM tensile test standards for hard plastics and metal materials -
Shimadzu’s SSG series of strain gauge extensometers are compliant with ISO, JIS, and ASTM tensile test standards, including those for plastics and metallic materials -
The ISO 6892-1 standard for tensile testing of metallic materials prescribes Class 1 or higher extensometers, and JIS Z2241 prescribes Class 2 or higher extensometers when measuring withstanding pressure. -
After tensile testing, flexural tests are the most common strength tests for plastics and other resins.
