| Impact energy |
150 J, 300 J |
| Control type |
Semi-automatic |
| Impact velocity |
5.2 m/s |
| Raised angle |
150° |
| Standard span |
40 + 0.2 mm |
| Distance between the pendulum rotating centre and the specimen centre |
750 mm |
| Round angle of jaws |
R1 to 1.5mm (1mm is a special order) |
| Round angle of striking edge |
R2 to 2.5 or R8±0.05mm (8mm is a special order) |
| Specimen holder support surface angle |
11° |
| The impact of the blade angle |
30° |
| Impact blade thickness |
16 mm |
| Standards |
EN-ISO 148, EN-ISO 10045-1, DIN 50115 and ASTM E23 |
| Power supply |
3phs, AC380V/220V±10%, 50Hz |
| Size of specimen |
55×10×10 mm 55×10×7.5 mm 55×10×5 mm |
| Dimension |
2124×600×1340 mm |
| Gross weight |
450 kg |
FAQ for Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-200
1: How accurate are the test results?
The Pendulum Impact Tester operates at a fixed impact velocity of 5.2 m/s and uses precise blade geometry and angles to ensure consistent and reliable test results every time.
2: What specimen sizes are supported?
The Pendulum Impact Tester supports standard specimen sizes of 55×10×10 mm, 55×10×7.5 mm, and 55×10×5 mm, accommodating various testing requirements.
3: Can the striking blade be customized?
Yes, the Pendulum Impact Tester offers options for different blade radii (R2 to 2.5 mm or R8±0.05 mm), and special orders can be arranged for specific testing needs.
4: How long does the Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-200 take to conduct a test?
Each test cycle is quick and efficient, thanks to the semi-automatic control system and fast pendulum release mechanism, allowing for higher throughput in the lab.
5: Does the Pendulum Impact Tester NPIT-200 require frequent maintenance?
The Pendulum Impact Tester is built for durability and requires minimal routine maintenance—just regular checks and calibration to maintain accuracy.