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30 Jun 2009, 8:13 AM
Manual peeling test on plastic using a manual test stand BAT750 and a force gauge Centor
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| Com-Ten Industries: Measuring force from Apple to Zipper
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Since 1960, Com-Ten Industries is a manufacturer and designer of force measurement equipments. Our range of products now includes force gauges, torque gauges, manual stands, motorized and computer controlled stands, tensile testing equipment, compression testing equipment, torque bench and torque calibration. We have one of the most complete range of torque and force measuring equipments on the market today and applications in all the industries: packaging, automotive, medical, food, plastics, metallurgy...
Another area of expertise within Com-Ten industries is the measure of force in the building market. With our range of fastener pull testers, we're now working with fastener manufacturers and representatives, roofing industries and consultants, building enterprises...
Visit our website and buy online your next force gauge, torque gauge or grips.
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29 Jun 2009, 8:08 AM
Our new COMTEST software is replacing the C-TAP software to control our test stand. This new software has been completely reconfigured and redisigned to offer a user friendly interface with new features and an easy way to use our test stands.
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Simple analog pull tester ROOFIRST
Com-Ten's ROOFIRST pull tester is a valuable solution to test fasteners on the roof. It is used to prove the fastening integrity for existing or new roof construction.
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Manual spring tester: SPRINGTEST 1
A very simple, economical system for checking compression springs. The measurement head gives the force applied, the displacement sensor shows the flexion or height measured under load.
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1 Jul 2009, 1:14 PM
A Force Gauge is measuring instrument used across all industries to measure the force during a push or pull test. Applications exist in research and development, laboratory, quality, production and field environment. There are two kind of force gauges today: mechanical and digital force gauges.
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