Important role of Bending Test Fixtures

 

Testing of parts and materials always needs that extra support and items such as tensile grips, extensometers, Bending Test Fixtures are obtained to do the required task. MTI gives a wide range of such testing fixtures and instruments ranging from high capacity tensile wedge grips to low force pneumatic grips  for beams of all different sizes. Our choice of grips, test fixtures and instruments would fill many web pages such as this one. Let us save you the time of searching through endless pages by just informing us of your needs so that we can give a proven solution to your testing requirements.

 

The most commonly Bending Test Fixtures is the tensile grip. MTI offers' wedge grips which means that the grip body  passes vertically to open and close the wedge jaw.The wedge inserts open and close towards and do not transmit undesired tensile to the specimen while attaching the grip.

 

Pneumatic grips give a simple and efficient method to clamp test specimens, adjusting to the different conditions and hold anyhow of sample distortion. Multiple replaceable jaw faces are available in many sizes and surfaces. Grips can be fit out with serrated, smooth, rubber-coated and diamond cut.

 

 


Guided-Bend / Weld Bending Test Fixtures gives an adjustable span for "U" bend tests of plane plate or welded flat examples. The fixture comprise of a t-slot base with adjustable span supports supported by two tie rods for increased lateral support A center loading nose is enter.


Different Bending Test Fixtures  are available from MTI. Fixtures classify  for the shortest test such as the short-beam-shear test for combination, or for bending long beams such as 40-foot long I-Joists can and have been supplied for our customers.

 


Straps and webbing require separate grips to control the problems of slippage

while maintaining sufficient grip force to produce a valid test outcome. The eccentric split cylinder belt design supplies just such a capability to support the U.S.

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