IEC60695 Glow Wire Flammability Temperature Tester

 

The glow wire test simulates potential fire hazards that may arise from overheating or electrical faults in products. It helps to identify and evaluate the fire performance of materials under certain thermal stress conditions.

Glow wire tester is applicable to GB4706.1, GB8898.1, GB4943.1, GB7000.1, GB4793.1 and other standards, such as lighting equipment, low-voltage electrical appliances, household appliances, machine tools, electric motors, electric tools, electronic instruments, electricians The research, production and quality inspection departments for electrical and electronic products and their components, such as instruments, information technology equipment, electrical equipment, electrical connectors and accessories, are also applicable to insulating materials, engineering plastics or other solid combustible materials industries.

 

 

1. Glow wire tester is in accordance with IEC60695-2-10, UL 746A, GB/T5169.10, GB4706.1

2.Thermocouple: model K Type imported insulating thermal stabilized sheathed thermocouple, heat resistance 1100°c

3.Glow wire temperature: 500°c-960°c (presentable data display),temperature fluctuation<3°c

4.Test pressure of specimen: 1.0N±0.1N

5.Max thermal depth: 7mm±0.5mm(adjustable)

6.Movement velocity of specimen: 10mm/s-25mm/s

7.Test time: 30s+0.1s(1-999.9s data display presentable) 

 

1. Can meet different test methods and standards, GB,ISO,ASTM test methods setting freely.

2. LCD display all the test result, data and curve.

3. Wrapping connector driving system to make working more stably and more precision.

4. Microcomputer controlling, all keyboard operation.

5. Automatic judgment materials slide adhesive state and sample test results between quantitative discrete analysis.

6. Static friction coefficient and dynamic friction coefficient option freely, flexible test.

7. Can save 6 test results and data and display the curve. Also with query function.

 

The IEC 60695 Glow Wire Test helps ensure the safety of electrical and electronic products by assessing their resistance to potential fire hazards. It provides a standardized method for evaluating the flame retardancy of materials and helps manufacturers comply with safety regulations and industry standards.