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Discusses material testing hazards, compliance with standards, and liability aspects.
Warns about crush hazards, emergency stop use, and flying debris protection.
Addresses installation hazards, cable protection, and electrical safety during maintenance.
Emphasizes setting operational limits and precautions for extreme temperature handling.
Covers manual control, rotating machinery, and hydraulic/gas pressure safety procedures.
Highlights the importance of pre-loading load string components to prevent fatigue.
Introduces the manual, lists catalog numbers, and defines the extensometer's intended purpose.
Explains the working mechanism of the extensometer based on clamp assemblies and a potentiometer.
Lists the basic features, including counter-balancing, variable gauge length, and adjustable grip force.
Covers specimen break handling and differentiates calibration needs for models.
Explains how to set the full scale travel to SI or US Customary units.
Provides instructions for unpacking, handling, and initial storage of the extensometer.
Warns about keeping the extensometer upright after releasing counterweights to prevent cable tangling.
Specifies a maximum separation limit for specific extensometer models to prevent damage.
Details how to safely store the extensometer, avoiding inversion without the keep plate.
Explains the process of using the keep plate to secure counterweights during removal from the machine.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the extensometer on specific two-column machine series.
Explains how to align the extensometer's vertical axis parallel to the load frame using jacking screws.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the extensometer on single-column machine series.
Covers general adjustments like horizontal clamp position and specimen gripping force.
Explains how to adjust the horizontal position of clamp assemblies for specimen thickness.
Describes how to adjust the gripping force for proper specimen hold and release.
Outlines the steps for calibrating the extensometer using the 5800 Controller and Console software.
Details the configuration and calibration process when using Bluehill2 software.
Details the ISO 9513 classification for extensometers based on gauge length and travel.
Details the ASTM E83 classification for extensometers based on gauge length and travel.
Discusses material testing hazards, compliance with standards, and liability aspects.
Warns about crush hazards, emergency stop use, and flying debris protection.
Addresses installation hazards, cable protection, and electrical safety during maintenance.
Emphasizes setting operational limits and precautions for extreme temperature handling.
Covers manual control, rotating machinery, and hydraulic/gas pressure safety procedures.
Highlights the importance of pre-loading load string components to prevent fatigue.
Introduces the manual, lists catalog numbers, and defines the extensometer's intended purpose.
Explains the working mechanism of the extensometer based on clamp assemblies and a potentiometer.
Lists the basic features, including counter-balancing, variable gauge length, and adjustable grip force.
Covers specimen break handling and differentiates calibration needs for models.
Explains how to set the full scale travel to SI or US Customary units.
Provides instructions for unpacking, handling, and initial storage of the extensometer.
Warns about keeping the extensometer upright after releasing counterweights to prevent cable tangling.
Specifies a maximum separation limit for specific extensometer models to prevent damage.
Details how to safely store the extensometer, avoiding inversion without the keep plate.
Explains the process of using the keep plate to secure counterweights during removal from the machine.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the extensometer on specific two-column machine series.
Explains how to align the extensometer's vertical axis parallel to the load frame using jacking screws.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the extensometer on single-column machine series.
Covers general adjustments like horizontal clamp position and specimen gripping force.
Explains how to adjust the horizontal position of clamp assemblies for specimen thickness.
Describes how to adjust the gripping force for proper specimen hold and release.
Outlines the steps for calibrating the extensometer using the 5800 Controller and Console software.
Details the configuration and calibration process when using Bluehill2 software.
Details the ISO 9513 classification for extensometers based on gauge length and travel.
Details the ASTM E83 classification for extensometers based on gauge length and travel.
General| Brand | Instron |
|---|---|
| Model | 2603-080 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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