51-1287-100
Special hydraulic nonshift wedge grip
- Max. tensile load 100 kN
- Max. clamping force 200 kN at 315 bar
General principles for determining tensile modulus, strength, and strain of plastics using defined specimen types and test speeds. Supports comparative evaluation of thermoplastics, thermosets, and fiber-reinforced grades.
ISO
ISO 527-1
Revision: 2019
Material testing
Plastics — Determination of tensile properties — Part 1 General principles
General principles for determining tensile modulus, strength, and strain of plastics using defined specimen types and test speeds. Supports comparative evaluation of thermoplastics, thermosets, and fiber-reinforced grades.
Test method
A dog-bone or bar specimen is strained under controlled speed while force and extension are recorded; modulus is typically taken in the initial linear region and strength at maximum load or break as specified.
Specimen requirements
Specimen type and thickness shall match the standard tab; conditioning prior to test is often required. Grips and tabs (if used) must prevent slippage; non-reinforced films may need special fixtures.
ISO 527 works with part 2 and part 3 documents that specify specimen dimensions for different plastic forms.
Hydraulic wedge grips (51-1287 series)
51-1287-250
Special hydraulic nonshift wedge grip
- Max. tensile load 250 kN
- Max. clamping force 500 kN at 320 bar
51-1287-300
Special hydraulic nonshift wedge grip
- Max. tensile load 300 kN
- Max. clamping force 600 kN at 380 bar
51-1287-600
Special hydraulic nonshift wedge grip
- Max. tensile load 600 kN
- Max. clamping force 1200 kN