Microcomputer Controlled Metal Impact Testing Machine ( 150J / 300J)

This microcomputer controlled metal impact testing machine measures the resistance of metal materials under dynamic load impact conditions. It serves as an essential testing instrument for metallurgical and mechanical manufacturing units, as well as research facilities conducting new material development.

• Semi-automatic operation with computerized control system
• Automatic pendulum reset after sample impact for continuous testing
• U-shaped pendulum design ensures accurate strike center and torque
• Screw-fixed impact knife for easy replacement
• Comprehensive safety features including safety pins and full enclosure protective cover
• High-speed sampling with load cell and angular displacement sensors
• Remote data transmission capability
• Compliant with GB/T3803-2002 and GB/T229-2007 standards

• 300 joules main host unit
• 150J and 300J pendulums
• Motor (mounted on main unit)
• Pendulum transmission device
• Automatic hanging device
• Safety protection mechanism
• Protective netting
• Sample supporter
• Sample centering device
• Specialized measurement software
• Microcomputer and printer
• Pendulum remover tool
• Four adjustment screws
• Four adjustment oblique iron pieces
• Hex wrench
• Proximity switch

• Computer with HP Laser Printer
• Windows operating system platform
• Multi-pendulum software support
• Records impact strength, energy, calculates maximum/minimum averages and standard deviations
• Automatic experimental data processing and swing period measurement
• Comprehensive data analysis functions for complex calculations
• Complete file operating system for test reports and sample documentation
• ASC code data storage compatible with business reporting software
• Single computer supports multiple test machines via AD and I/O cards
• Online operational guidance
• Compatible with commercial printers
• Easy system upgrades and factory setting recovery

The test software displays real-time virtual digital tube monitoring of energy and angle values, maintaining impact energy data for single blows or air swings. Results can be printed directly to Microsoft Word 2003 for professional reporting.