Instructions for using the safety helmet anti molten metal splash tester

NegotiableUpdate on 02/23

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Overview

The instructions for using the helmet anti molten metal splash tester are mainly used for testing the anti molten metal splash performance of helmets. After pouring molten iron onto the helmet shell, the damage level is checked

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Instructions for using the safety helmet anti molten metal splash tester

Safety helmet resistance to molten metal splashing testceremony

‌1、 Core functions and technical principles

Mainly used for testing the resistance of safety helmets to molten metal splashes, and inspecting the degree of damage after pouring molten iron onto the safety helmet shell‌

‌2、 Key pointparameter‌

‌parameter item‌	Specifications‌
control system	PLC
operating interface	colorful7inchtouch screenSwitching between Chinese and English
Molten metal	150g ± 10 iron content>93%.（Customer provided)
Pouring temperature	1400℃±20℃
number of trials	0-999999 times
Tipping height	255mm ± 5mm
cooling method	Adopting water cooling for cooling, the experiment has high reproducibility
Temperature measurement range	1600 ℃, accuracy ± 20 ℃:
Automatic dumping device	Automatic rotation at an angular velocity of (20 ° ± 1)/s (adjustable from 90 ° to 180 °), completed within 5 seconds at 90 °
head model	1a
Observation window material	explosion-proof glass
power supply	AC 220V 50Hz

‌IIIexecuteStandards and Applicable Scenarios‌

meet the standards

strictly followGB/T2812-2024in7.17itemGB2811-2019Appendix inB

Test item: Resistance to molten metal splashing test for safety helmets

‌Typical Applications‌：

Batch quality inspection of production line;

Third party laboratory certification.

Configuration List

host1Taiwan;

test software1Set;

Instruction Manual1copy;

Certificate of Conformity1copy;

Warranty Card1copy;

Delivery Receipt1copy;

nameplate1block;

power cord1root;

wrench1set;

Several brochures;

Mainly used for testing the resistance of safety helmets to molten metal splashes, and inspecting the degree of damage after pouring molten iron onto the safety helmet shell