How does a fabric tensile strength tester work?

Fabric tensile strength tester is a device used to test the tear strength of fabrics. It works by clamping a length of fabric sample between two clamps and then stretching the sample with a certain amount of force until it breaks. During the test, the tester will record the stretching force and the stretching length of the sample, so as to calculate the tensile strength of the sample.


Fabric tensile strength tester is an instrument specially designed to test the tensile strength of fabrics. It works like this:


Prepare test samples:

The fabric sample to be tested is cut or trimmed into an appropriately sized rectangular shape. Fix hooks at both ends of the sample, one end is fixed on the clamping head of the testing machine, and the other end is fixed on the stretching head.

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The test machine starts working:

Power up the testing machine and turn on the power, and then set parameters such as stretching speed and stretching length on the operation interface. The testing machine automatically clamps the sample between the clamping head and the tensile head, and starts the tensile test.


Testing process:

The testing machine uses electronic sensors to detect the tensile force on the test sample in real time, transmits the data to the data processing unit for calculation and analysis, and then displays the test results on the screen or outputs the data.


data processing:

After the test is completed, the testing machine will automatically process the data into a test report, including the maximum tensile strength, breaking force, elastic modulus and other data of the sample. The test report can also be transmitted to the computer or the cloud through the data interface for more in-depth data analysis and processing.


Fabric tensile strength tester is a high-precision instrument that can quickly and accurately test the tensile strength of fabrics. It is an important tool for textile research and development, production and quality control.