Analogue UTM

Analogue UTM Specification

Hardness
Tool Steel Components

Features
Overload protection, rugged frame, adjustable crosshead

Power Supply
220 V, 50 Hz AC

Mounting Type
Floor Mounted

Operating Voltage
220 V AC

Number of Specimens
Single specimen at a time

Temperature
10C to 40C

Humidity
Up to 85% RH

Frequency
50 Hz

Test Range
0 to 100 kN

Resolution
0.1 kN

Response Time
Instant

Accuracy
1% of indicated value

Automation Grade
Manual

Application
Tensile, compression, bending, shear, peel tests

Max Height
1800 mm

Port Size
Standard

Specimen Size
Suitable up to 50 mm diameter

Usage
Material Strength Testing

Capacity
100 kN

Machine Weight
Approx. 550 kg

Test Speed
50 mm/min to 500 mm/min (variable)

Test Width
Standard grip 70 mm

Test Stroke
Up to 800 mm

Analogue UTM Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
04 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
3-8 Week

About Analogue UTM

Analogue UTM

Tests like Tension, Compression, Transverse, etc. are conducted.
Autographic Load Vs Elongation recorder is fitted.
A wide range of metallic materials can be tested.

Optional Accessories such as Mechanical Extensometer, Load-Stabilizer, Attachments for Brinell test, Tensile test for shouldered & threaded, Single & Double shear test, Bolts-Nuts & Washer test, Rope test, Flat Belt test, Bend-Rebend test, 180 Bend test, Pull-Out test, etc. are available.

Capacities from 100 KN to 1000 KN.( i.e. 10T to 100T)
Loading accuracy well within 1% conforms to IS: 1828 / BS: 1610.
Technical Specification for Analogue UTM

MODEL	AIE-100	AIE-200	AIE-400	AIE-600	AIE-1000
Measuring Capacity (KN)	100	200	400	600	1000
1st Range (KN)	0 - 100	0 - 200	0 - 400	0 - 600	0 - 1000
Least Count (KN)	0.2	0.4	0.8	1	2
2nd Range (KN)	0 - 50	0 - 100	0 - 200	0 - 300	0 - 500
Least Count (KN)	0.1	0.2	0.4	0.5	1
3rd Range (KN)	0 - 25	0 - 50	0 - 100	0 - 120	0 - 250
Least Count (KN)	0.05	0.1	0.2	0.2	0.5
4th Range (KN)	0 - 10	0 - 20	0 - 40	0 - 60	0 - 100
Least Count (KN)	0.02	0.04	0.08	0.1	0.2
Overall dimensions approx. (mm)	1950 x 800 x1850	2000 x 800 x 1900	2100 x 800 x 2060	2200 x 800 x 2400	2350 x 800 x 2700
Weight approx (kg)	1200	1300	2100	3100	4100

Common Specifications for all Versions :

MODEL	AIE- 100	AIE-200	AIE-400	AIE-600	AIE-1000
Measuring Capacity (KN)	100	200	400	600	1000
Max. Tensile Clearance at fully descended piston position (mm)	50 - 700	50 - 700	50 - 700	50 - 800	50 - 850
Max. Clearance for Compression Test (mm)	0 - 700	0 - 700	0 - 700	0 - 800	0 - 850
Distance between columns (mm)	450	500	500	600	750
Piston Stroke (mm)	150	200	200	250	250
Max. straining speed at no load (mm/min)	300	150	150	100	80
Power Supply	.
Total H.P.	1.5	1.5	2.5	2.5	4.0

Rugged Frame and Safety-Driven Design

The Analogue UTM boasts a robust, powder-coated mild steel frame for enhanced durability and stability. Its mechanical overload protection ensures operator safety during demanding material strength tests. The hardened steel spindle and tool steel components guarantee longevity and reliability in continuous operation, making the machine an excellent investment for busy laboratory environments.

Versatile Testing Applications

This machine is engineered for versatility, supporting tensile, compression, bending, shear, and peel tests on a wide variety of materials. Its interchangeable grips can accommodate both flat and round specimens up to 50 mm in diameter, while the adjustable crosshead and test width of 70 mm allow for flexible sample handling according to international standards like IS, ASTM, and DIN.

FAQs of Analogue UTM:

Q: How does the Analogue UTM ensure measurement accuracy during tests?

A: The Analogue UTM delivers high-precision readings with an accuracy of 1% of the indicated value and a resolution of 0.1 kN. It is factory calibrated and certified to conform to IS, ASTM, and DIN standards, ensuring reliable results for every test.

Q: What types of specimens and tests can this machine handle?

A: This model accommodates both flat and round specimens up to 50 mm in diameter. The interchangeable grips and adjustable crosshead make it suitable for a variety of tests, including tensile, compression, bending, shear, and peel assessments.

Q: When should the machine be recalibrated?

A: Factory calibration is provided with certification. For routine use, it is recommended to recalibrate the machine annually or after any significant maintenance, in accordance with your laboratorys quality protocols.

Q: Where is the Analogue UTM best installed for optimal operation?

A: This machine is designed for indoor laboratory environments and should be floor-mounted on a stable surface. It operates effectively at temperatures between 10C and 40C with humidity levels up to 85% RH.

Q: What is the standard process for preparing specimens?

A: Standard lab specimen cutting techniques should be used to prepare samples, ensuring they are compatible with the interchangeable grips and fit within the specified dimensional limits for the machine.

Q: How is the test speed adjusted on this UTM?

A: Test speed is variable, from 50 mm/min up to 500 mm/min. Speed adjustments are made manually using the hand wheel and mechanical controls, allowing precise settings suited to a wide range of material testing requirements.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this UTM for material strength testing?

A: The Analogue UTM combines rugged construction, manual control, mechanical safety features, and accurate, certified results. Its versatility, reliability, and compliance with international standards make it highly suitable for R&D labs, educational institutions, and quality control environments.