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Resistance testing machine HL-GMS-100abrasionautomaticfor cables
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Characteristics
- Test type
- resistance, abrasion
- Operating mode
- automatic
- Test material
- for cables
- Sector
- for the optical industry
- Technology
- mechanical
- Other characteristics
- precision
Description
The Optical Fiber Cable Abrasion Tester is designed to determine the ability of an optical fiber cable sheath and markings to resist abrasion.
• Method E2A: Abrasion Resistance of Optical Fibre Cable Sheaths
• Method E2B: Abrasion resistance of optical fibre cable markings
• Method E2B 1: Suitable for rigid marking types like embossing, indenting and sintering
• Method E2B 2: Applicable to marking types other than embossing, indenting and sintering
Abrading stroke for sheath
10 mm
Abrading stroke for markings
Method 1
Method 2
Abrading stroke cycles
1 ~ 9999 times
Abrading frequency
55 ± 5 cycles/min
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