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Only Testing Machines - Industrial Series DX Models Compression
Designed for high-capacity compression, bend/flex, and shear testing, DX Compression-Only Models are available in capacities from 300 - 600 kN (67,500 - 135,000 lbf).
Features and Benefits
- Single compression-only test space is ideal for compression testing on metals, concrete/asphalt, and soil specimens
- Special fixtures available for stabilometer and moisture exudation testing
- Load frame, hydraulic power supply, and controller combined in a single package saves valuable lab floor space
- Productivity panel with multiple function keys and displays allows the operator to perform common testing functions and view key test information without returning to the computer
- Powerful, yet user-friendly materials testing software provides repeatable and reproducible results
- Variable pressure power supply provides pressure on demand, reducing heat generation, increasing oil life, and eliminating the need for water cooling
Range of Models
- 300DX: 300 kN (67,500 lbf)
- 600DX: 600 kN (135,000 lbf)
Typical Applications
- Asphalt/Concrete/Refractory Products
- Components
- Metals
- Soils
- Wood
Standards
- ASTM A370, C39, C99, C109, C880, D2844, E4, E9, E83, E290
- CTM (California Test Method) 301, 304, 308, 360, 366, 371, 373
- ISO 7438
- JIS Z2248
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