Vamp Flex Tester I9 (Digital)

OVERVIEW Vamp Flex Tester double creases similar to those formed in the upper of a boot during wear are generated repeatedly in specimens of poly (vinyl chloride) upper material by means of a suitable apparatus until cracking of the poly (vinyl Chloride) upper material is observed or until the test pieces survive a specified number of flexure cycles. Paramount Vamp Flex Tester i9™ is an ergonomically designed Equipment with sturdy mechanism to get Accurate & Reliable Results. It consists of specified size of pairs of V-shaped clamps suitably mounted so that the axis of each pair are in the same straight line. The tips of each V-clamp are rounded to a specified radius. The number of flexing cycles is indicated and control by the digital preset counter. SALIENT FEATURES To determine the propensity for materials to Crack or otherwise fail at ­flexing creases. Equally suitable for testing leather, plastic coated fabrics, woven fabrics to test seam construction during ­flexing. In particular the test simulates conditions in the vamp Part of footwear during walking. Vamp is the arched upper surface of the human foot between the toes and the ankle. Sturdy & Ergonomic Equipment for Accurate & Reliable Results. 4 Samples can be tested at a time Precision Engineered components for continuous operations Adheres to National & International Standards STANDARD ACCESSORIES Main Unit: 01 No. Detailed User''s Manual: 01 No. Inspection & Conformance Certificate: 01 No. TECHNICAL DETAILS No. of sample test at a time: 4 Sample size: 64 × 64mm Angle of each V-clamp: 40° ± 1° Radius of Tip of V: 6.4 ± 0.5mm Clamp: 40° V shaped Flexing Speed: 300 ± 30 Cycles per Minute Counter: Programmable 6 digits DIGITAL Counter Speed of Clamp: 300rpm & 90 rpm Motor : ½ HP, 220V AC single phase induction motor Power: 500W, 220 VAC single phase Overall Dimensions: LENGTH x DEPTH x HEIGHT 1020mm x 600mm x 620mm 41.3" x 16.7" x 21.6" Net Weight of the Instrument: 70 kg (154 lb.) RELATED STANDARADS SATRA TM 25, ISO 5423 – 5.2, EN ISO 20344 – 6.5.2, EN ISO 22288, ISO 5402 -2 etc.