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Tensile testing machine up to 5 kN for high-precision tests

Tensile testing machine up to 5 kN for high-precision tests

Dyno Mono C by Easydur is a low-load tensile testing machine with a single-column structure, designed to perform tensile, compression, bending, and low-frequency cyclic tests on materials up to 5 kN (500 kg). Compact yet robust, it is ideal for research and development sectors, universities, and industrial applications requiring low-load sample testing.

Designed for reliable and repeatable tests

Available in Mono C500 (500 mm stroke) and Mono C1000 (1000 mm stroke), this machine stands out for its high precision and result reliability. The advanced control system, combined with high-resolution load cells and a micrometric encoder (accuracy up to 3 µm), enables detection of even the smallest variations in deformation or material strength.

The structure is compact yet solid, made of high-quality components, suitable for both intensive production environments and laboratory applications. The user interface allows full customization of stroke, speed, and testing parameters, ensuring maximum flexibility.

Wide range of accessories and fixtures

Dyno Mono C can be equipped with one of the widest ranges of accessories on the market:

- Capstans for tests on wires and metal strands
- Wedge manual grips for metals, rigid plastics, and composite materials
- Pneumatic grips for elastic or spongy materials, with single or double actuators

Each accessory is customizable to suit different geometries and materials.

Standards, precision, and versatility

The machine complies with ISO 7500-1 0.5 Class and supports custom calibration. It is ideal for tests according to international standards such as ISO 6892-1 (tensile tests on metals at room temperature).

The standard test speed is 500 mm/min, but can be increased upon request for cyclic or long-term tests. Application possibilities range from simple tensile tests to the simulation of real operating conditions on springs, switches, and industrial components.

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Thursday, August 28, 2025
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