To perform tensile, bending, or impact tests on various rubber and plastic components, a specific cut shape of the specimen must be created and installed on the tensile, compression, or impact testing device.
This specific specimen shape, called a DIE, is typically produced by machining or punching. Since machining is suitable for high-hardness materials, punching can generally be used to produce test specimens for rubber and soft materials.
The Azonic manual punching device has suitable dimensions and capacity for punching test specimens.
Specifications:
