Torsion Testing Machine

Torsion Testing Machine—can test wire,rod, plastic and various material  

HST NDW Series Computer Control Material Torsion Testing Machine

Torque test machines measure the torsional strength, stiffness and stress-strain properties of materials and products which are the ideal solution for biomedical, automotive, and aerospace applications. Torsional testing machines are used to simulate real life service conditions and to check product quality for products such as drill tool bit tips and medical devices, screws and other fasteners, wire, and much more. Get started by deciding if you need a static system or a dynamic fatigue system.

ASTM A938 Torsion Testing of Wire

ASTM D7860-14 Torque Retention for Child Resistant Packaging

ASTM F543 Metallic Medical Bone Screws

ASTM F1717 Spinal Implant Constructs

ASTM F2346 Characterization and Fatigue Testing of Spinal Intervertebral Disc Prostheses

IEC 888 Zinc Coated Steel Wires

ISO 7800 Torsion Testing Wire

Features and Benefits

Dual linear slide design offers high-torsional stiffness

Interlocked chuck guard protects the operator from the rotating drive during operation

Torque is measured directly with a strain gauged torque cell for improved accuracy

Comprehensive torsion testing software provides graphical data plots and performs a wide range of calculations

on torque and angle data

Horizontal tool holder with T-slots on linear displacement, fixable

Product Features

Three jaw chuck type, two - way roof tightness

The static chuck can move freely on the guide rail with the tailstock, and is used to

adjust the test space and the axial deformation of the sample during the test to avoid

 the axial additional force

AC motor through the AC servo speed control system.

The transmission is stable and the control precision is high.

.The drive system uses highly reliable motors and reducers to facilitate smooth transmission

PROFESSIONAL MATERIALS TESTING SOFTWARE

Easy to observe and operate, automatic control of calculations

*Real-time display of torque force

*PDF/Excel report export

*Data storage and batch management

Torsion Testing Machine Model Selection

General FAQs

What is a torsion testing machine?

A torsion testing machine is a kind of material testing equipment used to measure the torsional performance of materials or components. It applies a torsional load to the test piece according to specified standards, and records parameters such as torque, angle of twist, and torsional strength, so as to evaluate whether the test piece meets the design and quality requirements.

According to the control mode, they are mainly divided into manual torsion testing machines, semi-automatic torsion testing machines and computer-controlled torsion testing machines. Among them, computer-controlled models (such as HST NDW-2000) have the advantages of high precision, automatic data collection and report generation, and are widely used in modern industrial testing.

It is suitable for various metal materials (such as steel, aluminum, copper), non-metal materials (such as plastic, rubber), and products such as fasteners (bolts, screws), auto parts (shafts, gears), and metal wires. It can test the torsional strength, torsional modulus, and fatigue performance of the test pieces.

The core parameters include torque measurement range (e.g., 0-2000N·m for HST NDW-2000), torque accuracy (usually ±0.5% or higher), angle of twist measurement range and accuracy, test speed range, and the maximum clamping length of the test piece. These parameters determine the applicability and testing accuracy of the equipment.

First, determine the torque range according to the maximum torsional load of the test piece; second, consider the test accuracy requirements (matching the industry standard); third, select the control mode (manual or computer-controlled) based on the test efficiency and data processing needs; finally, pay attention to the after-sales service and technical support of the manufacturer.

What preparations are needed before using a torsion testing machine?

First, check whether the equipment is powered on normally and whether the clamping device is firm; second, calibrate the torque and angle sensors regularly to ensure measurement accuracy; third, select the appropriate clamping fixture according to the shape and size of the test piece; fourth, set the test parameters (such as test speed, torque limit) according to the test standard.

Common errors include improper clamping of the test piece (leading to inaccurate data), incorrect parameter setting (affecting test results), and failure to calibrate the equipment regularly. To avoid them, operators should be trained professionally, strictly follow the operation manual, and calibrate the equipment regularly according to the manufacturer’s requirements.

Daily maintenance includes: cleaning the surface and clamping fixture of the equipment to avoid dust accumulation; adding lubricating oil to the moving parts regularly to reduce wear; checking the connection of wires and sensors to ensure good contact; turning off the power and cutting off the power supply when the equipment is not in use for a long time.

First, stop the equipment immediately to avoid further damage; second, check whether the power supply, sensor, and clamping device are abnormal; if the fault cannot be solved by yourself, contact the manufacturer’s after-sales technical support in time, and do not disassemble the equipment without permission.

Yes, regular calibration is required to ensure the accuracy of test data. Generally, the calibration cycle is 12 months, but it can be adjusted according to the frequency of use and the requirements of the industry standard. Calibration should be carried out by a professional organization with qualification certification.

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