Electronic Universal Testing Machine Series


WDW Series Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Universal Material Testing Machine (Flat-Press Fixture)

Single-space push‑type fixture microcomputer‑controlled universal testing machine

CMT Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Universal Testing Machine

It is primarily used for testing and analytical research on the mechanical properties—such as tensile, compressive, and flexural behavior—of various geosynthetic materials as well as metallic and non-metallic materials.

DL electronic tensile testing machine

This testing machine is suitable for determining the tensile strength of construction materials and can also be used for other tests that meet its specified conditions. It features an LCD display and boasts an attractive appearance, a well‑thought‑out design, stable performance, a compact structure, and ease of operation.

CMT Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Universal Testing Machine, 100 kN–300 kN

It is primarily used for testing and analytical research on the mechanical properties—such as tensile, compressive, and flexural behavior—of various geosynthetic materials as well as metallic and non-metallic materials.

DL-Single-Column Touchscreen-Controlled Tensile Testing Machine (0–5000 N)

A digital display electronic tensile testing machine is an instrument used for testing the mechanical properties of materials, widely employed in quality control, process experimentation, education and research, as well as in aerospace, ferrous metallurgy, nonferrous metals, automotive, rubber and plastics, and textile industries.

DL-Microcomputer Single-Column Servo Electronic Tensile Testing Machine (0–5000 N)

The microcomputer‑controlled single‑column servo electronic tensile testing machine is an instrument used for evaluating the mechanical properties of materials. It is widely employed in quality inspection, process research, education and scientific research, as well as in aerospace, ferrous metallurgy, nonferrous metals, automotive, rubber and plastics, and textile industries.

LBT-1000N Desktop Electronic Tensile Testing Machine

An electronic tensile testing machine can perform tensile, compressive, 90° peel, and 180° peel tests on rubber, plastics, elastomers, films, alloy materials, as well as other non-metallic and metallic materials, and can also measure pull-out force and elongation at break.

LBT-5000B Single-Column Touchscreen-Controlled Tensile Testing Machine

This digital-display single-column servo tensile testing machine integrates the best of domestic and international control technologies and aesthetic design, offering a sleek, sophisticated appearance, straightforward operation, stable and reliable performance, quick learning curve, and exceptional durability.

LBT-5000M Microcomputer Single-Column Servo Electronic Tensile Testing Machine

This microcomputer‑controlled, single‑column servo electronic tensile testing machine combines the best of domestic and international control technologies and aesthetic design. It boasts a sleek, sophisticated appearance, simple operation, stable and reliable performance, quick learning curve, and exceptional durability.

LBTCM Electronic Universal Tensile Testing Machine

The microcomputer-controlled electronic testing machine employs a high-precision, stable AC servo system and AC servo motor as its drive unit, coupled with computer-based data acquisition and processing, enabling closed-loop control and automated testing—making it a high-accuracy material testing instrument.

LBT – Benchtop Electronic Tensile Testing Machine (0–1000 N)

An electronic tensile testing machine can perform tensile, compressive, 90° peel, and 180° peel tests on rubber, plastics, elastomers, films, alloy materials, as well as other non-metallic and metallic materials, measuring parameters such as pull-out force and elongation at break.

WDW-100 Dual-Column Microcomputer-Controlled Video Extensometer Electronic Universal Tensile Testing Machine

The WDW-100 dual-column microcomputer‑controlled video extensometer universal testing machine is a next‑generation, microcomputer‑controlled electronic universal testing system specifically designed for universities and research institutes.

WDW-300S Microcomputer-Servo-Controlled Electronic Universal Testing Machine (300 kN, High-Capacity Model)

The WDW-300S microcomputer‑controlled electronic universal testing machine (300 kN, large capacity) is a next‑generation, microcomputer‑controlled electronic universal testing system specially designed for universities and research institutes.

WDW Digital Display Dual-Column Tensile Testing Machine

This test measurement and control system is a dedicated instrument that integrates measurement and control functions, specifically designed for use with electronic universal testing machines. It can perform tests such as tension, compression, bending, shear, tear, and peel.

WDW—Dual-Column Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Universal Tensile Testing Machine (20 kN)

This machine can perform tests such as tensile, compressive, flexural, tear, 90° peel, 180° peel, shear, adhesion, pull-out force, and elongation at break on rubber, plastics, foamed materials, synthetic resins, films, alloy materials, and other non-metallic and metallic materials.

WDW Dual-Column Microcomputer-Controlled High- and Low-Temperature Electronic Universal Testing Machine (with Video Extensometer)

The microcomputer-controlled high‑ and low‑temperature electronic universal testing machine consists of the testing machine mainframe, fixtures, a high‑ and low‑temperature chamber, and computer software. The temperature chamber is slid into the mainframe; after opening the chamber door, the specimen is secured in the dedicated fixture. The chamber then heats or cools until the specified temperature is reached.

WDW Microcomputer-Controlled Electronic Pressure Testing Machine

The microcomputer-controlled electronic pressure testing machine employs a high‑precision, stable AC servo system and AC servo motor as its drive unit, coupled with computer‑based data acquisition and processing, enabling closed‑loop control and automated testing—making it a high‑accuracy material testing instrument. The machine can be further equipped with additional fixtures to accommodate a wider range of test applications.

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