Description
WDW Electronic UTM
The WDW electronic UTM (Universal Testing Machine) series is a leading choice for precision computer-controlled electromechanical testing in modern laboratories. First, the WDW electronic UTM utilizes AC servo motors and ball screw drives for exceptionally accurate and quiet operation. Moreover, it offers closed-loop control of force, displacement, and strain, making the perfect for tensile, compression, bending, shear, peeling, and tearing tests on materials such as plastics, rubber, textiles, composites, wires, and light metals.
Description
The WDW-Series is a high-precision, servo-driven electronic universal testing machine ideal for tensile, compression, bending, shear, peel, tear, and low-cycle tests on metals, plastics, rubber, textiles, wires, composites, and small components.
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Product Description
- Tensile strength
- Yield strength
- Elongation
- Elastic modulus
- Max force
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- WDW Electronic UTM — Electromechanical, cleaner, quieter, energy-efficient, and highly precise for low-to-medium forces (up to 600kN). Suited for polymers, textiles, and research labs.
- WAW Hydraulic Series — Ideal for high-force applications (600–2000kN+) on structural materials, though it requires hydraulic maintenance.
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Therefore, select the for modern, low-maintenance precision testing. Compare with our Electro-Hydraulic Servo UTM guide
- Class 0.5 accuracy (0.4%–100% FS, no gear shift)
- Panasonic/Mitsubishi servo motor + precision ball screw
- Load resolution: 1/500,000
- Displacement resolution: 0.001 mm
- Speed range: 0.001 – 500 mm/min (stepless)
- Auto return, overload & emergency stop
- Real-time curve display & auto report (PDF/Excel)
- Compact & lightweight – perfect for labs


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