Series F Test Frames + IntelliMESUR
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Software User’s Guide
Test Direction
Select upward or downward motion for vertical test frames, or rightward and leftward for model
F505H.
Target Distance
Crosshead will stop at the specified distance.
8.3 Break Limit
Break Limit tests are useful for a wide variety of destructive applications, including peel testing, wire
crimp pull-off testing, tensile testing, and many others. The crosshead will stop once IntelliMESUR has
detected that the sample has broken.
Setting up a Break Limit test is similar to Load Limit and Distance Limit tests, with the exception of the
Basic Setup panel of the Test Setup step. The panel appears as follows:
IntelliMESUR starts monitoring for a break when the Break Threshold has been reached. This value
should be set lower than the anticipated breaking load. IntelliMESUR identifies a break when the load has
dropped by the specified percentage from the maximum load.
Example: If Break % Drop is set to 40% and the maximum load is 100 lbF, the crosshead will stop when
the load drops to 60 lbF.
8.4 Load Hold
With IntelliMESUR’s load holding function, the crosshead stops at a specified load, then dynamically
adjusts its position to maintain that load over a specified period of time.
Setting up a Load Hold test is similar to Load Limit and Distance Limit tests, with the exception of the
Basic Setup panel of the Test Setup step. The panel appears as follows:
Set a target load, hold duration in hours, minutes, and seconds, then the approach speed.
8.5 Cycle Test
IntelliMESUR’s Cycle Test is designed for repetitive applications such as fatigue and durability.
Setting up a Cycle Test is mostly similar to Load Limit and Distance Limit tests. Note the following
unique features:
8.5.1 Cycle Test Setup
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