Instron 8802 fatigue testing machine

Instron 8802 is a compact electro-hydraulic servo fatigue testing system that can meet the complex requirements of various static and dynamic tests.

8802 can provide a comprehensive solution for the testing of advanced materials and components, especially those related to fatigue and fracture mechanics analysis.

The rack design of 8802 is compact, easy to install, and has no foundation or floor height requirements for laboratory sites.Features and advantages:

Two way acting electro-hydraulic servo actuator cylinder, with a load range of ± 250 kN, high stiffness precision centering double column frame,

The actuator cylinder has an effective stroke of 150 mm (6 in) located on the lower base

Suitable for dynamic or static testing of various materials and components

Choose the appropriate hydraulic configuration and dynamic response based on the application

Provide adjustable crossbeams with ultra-high rack options for ultra long load chain testing, equipped with hydraulic lifting and locking devices as standard, making it easy to adjust spacing with Dynacell patented in patent 1 ™ Load sensor technology can accelerate testing progress and reduce inertial errors

Compact desktop electro-hydraulic servo fatigue testing system - with a frame area of less than 1.2 m2 (12.9 ft2), the static pressure bearing actuator cylinder has high lateral force resistance and is used for critical applications such as low cycle fatigue design. It is compatible with a range of fixtures, fixtures, environmental boxes, video extensometers, protective covers, and other accessories when used with 3520 series hydraulic power sources

Controller and software:

The Instron 8802 is equipped with a digital 8800MT controller that provides comprehensive system control, including automatic loop adjustment, amplitude control, sample protection, 19 bit resolution for a full range of sensors, and adaptive control technology. It also supports WaveMatrix ™ Dynamic testing software Bluehill ® Static testing software and other specialized software, such as low cycle fatigue or fracture mechanics software packages.