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General| Brand | Instron |
|---|---|
| Model | 34SC-1 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details crush hazard from rapid crosshead movement and recommendations.
Warns about pinch hazard from grip jaws and provides safety recommendations.
Instructions for leveling the testing machine's base for stability.
Verifies voltage and plug compatibility with the facility's power supply.
Guides initial configuration of Bluehill® to communicate with testing hardware.
Explains the function and operation of the emergency stop button.
Explains the Operator Protection feature for limiting crosshead speed and grip pressure.
Guidelines for choosing an appropriate load cell based on material strength.
Step-by-step instructions for installing various load cell models.
Detailed steps for installing a specific model of load cell.
Detailed steps for installing a higher capacity 2519 series load cell.
Detailed steps for installing a 2530 series load cell.
Procedure to eliminate backlash and deflections in the load string.
Guidelines for testing a group of specimens, with and without interlocks.
Procedure for testing specimens when no interlock accessory is present.
Procedure for testing specimens with an interlock accessory installed.
Explains automatic and manual calibration procedures for transducers.
Explains the automatic calibration process for force and strain transducers.
Details manual calibration procedures for force and strain transducers.
Details hardware limits to prevent unexpected crosshead movement.
Instructions for adjusting hardware limit stops for crosshead travel.
Details the function and usage of the Emergency Stop button.
Covers common issues like limit trips and troubleshooting steps.
Addresses issues when a transducer limit is tripped and how to resolve.
Explains what happens when crosshead travel limits are tripped.
Describes the function of secondary limit stops as a backup.
Discusses common issues with load cells and diagnostic steps.
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