Wie führen Sie Burst-Tests durch?
Das TruBurst Gerät übt eine Kraft auf den Stoff aus, um die Bedingungen zu messen, die zum Reißen des Textils führen
Welche Arten von Produkten würden auf diese Weise getestet werden?
Häufig werden Textilien, medizinisches Zubehör, Papier, Kunststoffe, Folien und andere Produkte während der Entwicklung und zur Qualitätssicherung auf ihre 'Berstfestigkeit' getestet.
Webinar: Fundamentals of Burst Strength Testing
Take a more detailed look in to burst testing and how to use our TruBurst burst strength tester.
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