In-situ Tensile Heating & Cryo Stage | SIMTRUM Photonics Store

The In-situ Tensile Heating & Cryo Stage is an advanced experimental device designed for stress-strain testing of materials under various temperature conditions. This Series, integrated with an in-situ tensile module, can perform stretching, compression, or reciprocating motion in constant force or constant speed modes to explore the mechanical properties of materials. Equipped with liquid nitrogen cooling and resistance heating technology, it can achieve a temperature range from -190°C to 1500°C, meeting a wide range of experimental needs. As technology advances and the market expands, the application scope and market demand for this equipment will further increase.

* The product must be used in conjunction with a temperature controller, a cooling controller (optional), and an in-situ tensile controller. The accompanying PC software facilitates the setting of temperature and mechanical parameters and data collection.

In-situ Tensile Heating & Cryo Stage CRYO600-190-5000N	SEM In-situ Tensile Heating & Cryo Stage RTH1000-5000N-SEM

Features

• Flexible temperature control  The combination of liquid nitrogen cooling and resistance heating ensures precise temperature adjustment.
• High precision measurement   Provides high-precision mechanical and displacement measurements, ensuring the accuracy of experimental results.
• Multifunctional application  Supports various mechanical modes such as stretching, compression, bending, and shearing.
• Easy to operate  The accompanying PC software simplifies the setting of temperature and mechanical parameters and data collection.

Applications

The in-situ tensile heating and cooling stage is widely used in materials science, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, and other fields. It is particularly suitable for studying the mechanical properties of materials under different temperature conditions, such as stress-strain analysis of metals, plastics, ceramics, and composite materials.

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