Advanced Nk Law-Series Hydraulic Steel Wire Test Machine

  • Advanced Nk Law-Series Hydraulic Steel Wire
  • Brand: NAKE 
  • Country of origin: China

Description

The WLW-Series is a high-capacity, horizontal electro-hydraulic servo tensile testing machine engineered for large-scale static & dynamic mechanical testing of:

  • Steel wire rope & cables
  • Power line fittings
  • Safety belts & slings
  • Composite insulators
  • Anchor chains
  • Structural components

Performs tensile, compression, load-holding, reciprocating, fixed-elongation, and fixed-stress tests.

Law-Series Hydraulic Steel Wire Test Machine

Three closed-loop control modes:

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Displacement

Auto-calculates: Fm, Fb, ReH, ReL, Rp0.2, Rm, A%, Z%, E Real-time curves + printable reports.

  • GB/T 228.1 / ISO 6892-1 / ASTM E8 – Metallic tensile
  • GB/T 8358 – Steel wire rope breaking force
  • IEC 61284 – Overhead line hardware
  • GB/T 14370 – Anchor chain tensile
  • GB/T 2611 – Testing machine requirements

  • Horizontal design – ideal for long specimens (3–15 m)
  • Electro-hydraulic servo – smooth, high-force precision
  • Triple closed-loop control (stress/strain/displacement)
  • High-stiffness twin-column frame
  • Hydraulic auto-clamping grips – self-centering, fast
  • Long actuator stroke (1000–1500 mm)
  • Digital + PC control – real-time data, curve display
  • Safety: Overload, rupture stop, limit protection

Model WLW-200 WLW-500 WLW-1000 WLW-5000
Max Test Force 200 kN 500 kN 1000 kN 5000 kN
Accuracy Class Class 1
Force Range 2–100% FS
Force Accuracy ±1%
Force Resolution 1/300,000
Piston Stroke 1000 mm 1000 mm 1200 mm 1500 mm
Effective Test Length 3–10 m 3–12 m 5–15 m 5–15 m
Test Speed 0.1–100 mm/min 0.1–80 mm/min
Specimen Diameter Ø5–30 mm Ø8–40 mm Ø10–60 mm Ø20–120 mm
Grip Type Hydraulic wedge / pin Bolt-type
Power 3 kW 5 kW 7.5 kW 15 kW
Weight (approx.) 1800 kg 2500 kg 3500 kg 8000 kg

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