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三思泰捷試驗機在鋁合金隔熱型材領域的應用

作者：來源：发布日期： 2020.10.14

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三思泰捷試驗機在鋁合金隔熱型材領域的應用

前次介紹了汽車行業的鋁合金輪毂等方面的測試，作爲一種常用材料，鋁合金在建築領域的使用更加廣泛，且深入生活。鋁合金建築型材如門窗型材領域，有一種隔熱型材的測試，按照國標GB5237.6-2012的要求，這種材料需要強制性檢測一系列力學性能。包括常溫條件下的縱向橫向拉伸、剪切測試，以及高低溫環境下的持久載荷橫向拉伸測試等內容。高低溫環境溫度要求低溫-30度到高溫70度。

這些年來，三思泰捷在這個領域擁有了豐富的客戶群，他們中間包括了鳳鋁鋁業、堅美鋁業、新河鋁業、榮陽鋁業、遼甯忠旺、南山鋁業、廣東新中亞、廣東大明鋁材、華昌鋁材、還有藝華不鏽鋼、欣會鋁制品、金蘭集團、羅翔鋁業，新亞鋁材、廣成、雲南德元三隆、四川德普、柯美特、四川星環、福建奮安鋁業、山東華建等等數十家專業企業，幾乎囊括了該領域國內主要的專業工廠。

三思泰捷为该领域专业研制的高低溫試驗機，可完全满足国家标准GB/T228-2010《金屬材料室温拉伸试验方法》和GB5237.6-2012《铝合金建筑型材隔热型材》的要求，同时可根据GB、ISO、JIS、ASTM、DIN及用户提供多种标准进行试验和数据处理，并且具有良好的扩展性。

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