ASTM E23, ISO 148, EN10045 What Applications is the Charpy Impact Testing Machine Suitable for?

Abstract

Choosing a suitable Pendulum Impact Testing machine depends heavily on your required impact-energy range, specimen dimensions, safety specifications and long-term data reproducibility.

Key Takeaways

-Charpy impact Testers shall be selected according to impact energy, specimen size and applicable international standards.

-Evaluate total cost of ownership rather than only initial purchase price, including spare-part consumption, maintenance expenses and after-sales support.

-Robust mechanical frame plus high-precision optical encoder guarantees stable measuring results under repeated dynamic impact loads.

-Complete safety guard structure lowers operational risks for daily laboratory Testing.

Application & Tested Materials

-Metallic materials: carbon steel, alloy steel, cast metal and other metallic workpieces-Typical test specimens: standard Charpy specimens 10 mm×10(7.5/5) mm×55 mm

-Test items: Charpy pendulum impact test, measuring absorbed impact energy and impact toughness

-Applicable scenarios: metallurgy workshops, scientific research institutes, quality-control laboratories, third-party inspection organizations

Mechanical Structure & Stability Advantage

-Single-support-column main frame; pendulum adopts U-shaped cantilever hanging construction.

-Impact striker is fastened by screws; quick disassembly for convenient replacement.

-Simply-supported-beam specimen support design matches standard Charpy specimen requirements.

-Built-in safety guard pin plus mesh safety protective net prevent accidental injury during operation.

-Semi-automatic workflow: pendulum lifting, impact triggering and free release can be completed via mouse clicks on PC software.

-After specimen fracture, pendulum automatically resets and gets ready for next test cycle.

-Dual-pendulum configuration (150 J & 300 J) covers different energy-level test tasks.

-Dual display: computer software output together with dial-pointer readout for cross-checking test data.

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

-Easily-replaceable impact striker reduces long-term spare-part expenses.

-Stable mechanical structure lowers equipment failure frequency.

-Complete standard accessories cut extra purchasing costs in later usage.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What are the main advantages of KASON PIT302W impact tester?

It offers dual-energy pendulum (150 J /300 J), semi-automatic pendulum lifting-release workflow, dual-operation modes, multi-layer safety protection structure, and full compliance with major international Charpy-impact standards. It fits most routine metal impact-test scenarios.

2. What specimens can this machine test?

It is designed for standard Charpy metal specimens with dimension 10 mm×10(7.5/5) mm×55 mm, covering U-notch and V-notch samples for metal-toughness evaluation.

3. What about packaging & shipment?

Equipment is packed in export-grade plywood cases with moisture-proof and shock-proof measures, supporting sea, land and multi-modal international transport.

4. Is remote installation training available?

Yes. We supply remote video-based installation guidance and online operational training for operators.