FT. LAUDERDALE, FL -- Qualitest presents the latest technology in automatic strain analysis and forming limit curve (FLC) determination. The system consists of a combination of a modern Sheet Metal Testing Machine, Model 142 and AutoGrid Vario automatic strain measuring system.
Integrating the most advanced 3D optical image analysis software on the market, AutoGrid Vario, with a sophisticated sheet metal testing machine, Model 142, and combining the data collected by both systems provides the user with a true understanding of how the sheet metal behaves during the forming process. The combination of strain analysis data, drawing stroke, drawing force and sheet holder force truly simplifies the generation of reliable forming limit curves (FLC).
As an additional feature, the data evaluation software of the Sheet Metal Testing Machine displays information on Elongation, tensile strength and the nE-value. Considering the complex technologies involved, Qualitest has succeeded in keeping the system user friendly and compact, integrating two advanced software components into one user friendly solution. All relevant information can be evaluated using one interface.
The AutoGrid Vario strain analysis system has been designed to meet our customers need for highest flexibility in the optical setup, measurement volume and local resolution. The direct, fast, and accurate measurement is based upon the automatic evaluation of grid patterns that consist of electrochemically-marked orthogonal lines spaced 1-5 mm. The system is able to determine a field of strain values in the range of 0.5 % to more than 100 % without any unambiguity.
Model 142-20 and Model 142-40 is a Universal Sheet Metal Testing Machine with electro hydraulic drive, fully automatic test sequence and switch off at specimen failure, max. drawing forces 200 kN or 400 kN. This Testing Machine can be used not only to perform effortlessly, quickly and accurately all important and known deep drawing tests for ferrous and non-ferrous metals, but it is also designed for a large number of additional technological investigations such as bore expanding test, Perzos Cupping test, Fukui test, Engelhardt test and many other specific test methods.
To find out more about how Model 142 with integrated AutoGrid Vario Strain analysis can solve your analysis and testing needs please visit http://www.WorldofTest.com/autogrid142system.htm
About Qualitest
Qualitest is a global contender and one of the top-ranking manufacturers and suppliers of Material Testing Equipment worldwide, with corporate headquarters in USA and Canada and branch office in Dubai, UAE. Qualitest supplies standard or customized solutions for many test, measurement and quality control tasks required in the world of modern materials testing. For further information please visit http://www.worldoftest.com or email info@qualitest-inc.com
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