ASTM D2061 is a standard used to measure the Zipper Strength Test, which is commonly used to evaluate the durability and performance of zippers. In order to perform this test, specialized testing equipment is used to measure the pull strength of the zipper.

ASTM D2061 Zipper Strength Testing Equipment usually includes the following components:

1. Tensile gauge: Tensile gauge is a key component for measuring tensile strength. Tension gauges usually include a dial or digital display to show the magnitude of the pulling force.

2. Clamps: Clamps are used to secure both ends of the zipper so that the zipper does not move or slide when tension is applied. The fixture should be designed to ensure that the zipper can be evenly stressed to avoid localized damage or deformation.

3. Tension application system: The tension application system is used to apply tension to the zipper. Tension application systems typically include a manual or electric motor, and a transmission system that transmits the motor's power to the tension grips.

4. Control panel: The control panel is used to control the tension application system and tension gauge. The control panel usually includes a digital display to show the magnitude of the pulling force, and some buttons or knobs to control the testing process.

When conducting an ASTM D2061 test, the zipper first needs to be clamped in the test fixture. Then, the tension application system will apply tension to the zipper until the zipper breaks or the tension reaches the set value. During the test, the tension meter will record the magnitude of the pulling force and display it on the digital display. Once the test is complete, the zipper can be removed and the test results recorded.

In general, ASTM D2061 Zipper Strength Testing Equipment is a key component for zipper pull strength testing. It can help manufacturers and quality controllers evaluate the performance and durability of zippers and ensure that products meet relevant quality standards and requirements.