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The TABER® V-5 Stiffness Tester - Model 150-B or 150-E is used to evaluate stiffness and resiliency properties of materials up to 10,000 Taber Stiffness Units.  This precision instrument provides accurate test measurement to ±1.0% for specimens 0.004" to 0.219" thickness.  Materials include paper products, cardboard, plastics, metals, textiles, rubber, wire, tubing, felts and other sheet materials.  DescriptionIncorporated in the TABER V-5 Stiffness Tester is a bi-directional pendulum weighing system.  Providing an accurate and responsive method for measuring small load increments, this system is a critical component for determining material stiffness or resiliency.  Nine (9) distinct ranges permit testing of materials that are extremely lightweight and flexible (such as cellophane or thin metallic foils) to items that are very rigid (such as plastics).For test ranges 2 - 9, specimens are mounted on the Taber V-5 Stiffness Tester using a clamping system.  Located on the pendulum, the lower faces of the specimen clamp jaws are exactly on the center of rotation.  This ensures a constant test length and deflection angle for accurate and repeatable results. Both jaws of the specimen clamp are adjustable, so the test specimen can be positioned precisely in the center regardless of material thickness. Force is applied to the lower end of the specimen by a pair of rollers. The rollers, which are attached to a driving disc located directly behind the pendulum, push against the test specimen and deflect it from its vertical position.  The pendulum applies increasing torque to the specimen as it deflects further from its original position.  The test point reading occurs when the pendulum mark aligns with the appropriate driving disc mark (7 1/2° or 15°), which points to the stiffness reading on the dial point.  The final reading will depend on the range in which the test is being conducted and what scaling factor to use.  The instrument outputs the moment load applied to the test specimen in TABER Stiffness Units (g · cm).Note: The right hand roller includes a ratchet stop mechanism that greatly reduces the potential for inter-operator error caused by over or under-tightening.  The travel on the right hand assembly automatically stops when the roller contacts the specimen.To allow the testing of materials with different stiffness properties, range weights can be applied to the pendulum.  For extremely light weight materials, a compensator range weight is mounted to the top of the pendulum.  Range weights of 500, 1000 and 2000 "Taber Units" are mounted to the bottom of the pendulum and required for stiffer materials.  An optional range weight set of 3000 and 5000 Taber units is required for test ranges 7, 8 and 9.Range 1 is used with Taber's optional Sensitivity Range Attachment (also referred to as SR or High Sensitivity Attachment) to test extremely lightweight and flexible materials whose Taber Stiffness Unit value are between 0 - 1.  Examples include cellophane, natural fibres and synthetic filaments, tissue paper, metallic foils, films, etc.  The attachment includes two parts, the Driven Pins Holder which is secured between the clamp jaws, and the Driving Pins Holder which is mounted to the studs in place of the left and right hand rollers.  Both parts include precision pins that are oriented horizontal to the face of the V-5 Stiffness Tester. A specimen 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" is mounted such that the second and fourth pins are above the specimen.  As the driving disc rotates, the fourth pin of the Driving  Pins Holder pushes down on the specimen while the first pin pushes up.  As the sample is deflected, the Driven Pins Holder aligns the pendulum to the appropriate stiffness value.  For Range 1, the specimen is only deflected to the right.Many customers have also utilized the Taber V-5 Stiffness Tester to evaluate wire and cable stiffness characteristics. The tester now incorporates a "v-notch" in the clamps to accommodate this testing. Suggested samples are 70mm long and 3mm - 8mm in diameter, and centered in the notch with care so as to not pinch or crimp the sample. For wire and cable samples less than 3mm diameter, it is recommended to secure the sample at a location in the flat region of the clamp.  Samples with curvature may interfere with proper set-up and function of the Stiffness tester and should be avoided. In addition, test results obtained should be used for comparison only - that is, between lots, between materials, etc.   The following chart is used as a guide when setting up the instrument to determine which test range to use for the type of material being tested.

We are offering stiffness tester. precision instrument evaluates material stiffness. the taber stiffness tester utilizes a two directional pendulum-type weighing system to evaluate material stiffness, flexural strength, resiliency and elasticity properties. Force is applied to the lower end of the specimen by a pair of rollers attached to the driving disc. the resulting torque tilts the pendulum from its vertical position and a taber stiffness unit reading (g•cm) is taken automatically when the pendulum mark aligns with the appropriate driving disc mark (71/2° or 15°). Predetermined sample length, deflection angle and rate of loading provide accurate and reproducible test results. onboard computer automates testing. a high resolution optical encoder and a non-contacting photo sensor are incorporated to make this instrument fully automatic. the onboard computer calculates and records testing data (average; standard deviation; high/low; time; date; and a user-defined label), and converts stiffness readings to the appropriate user selected stiffness range. Test results are displayed on a 4 x 20 character display screen, and can be printed, stored or downloaded to a pc. test a wide range of products. nine distinct setups permit the testing of very delicate to extremely rigid materials. Taber stiffness testers will evaluate paper, light metallic foil, laminated plastic, cardboard, wire, and other flexible materials up to 5.5mm (0.219 inches) thick that do not exceed 10,000 taber stiffness units.