Tinius Olsen, Inc. Datasheets for Deflectometers and Extensometers
Deflectometers and extensometers are used to indicate the deformation of material while it is subjected to stress.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Extensometers measure strain – the change in length of a specimen divided by the original length (gage length) of the specimen – by means of knife edges that contact the... | |
| Extensometers measure strain, the change in length of a specimen divided by the original length (gage length) of the specimen, by means of knife edges that contact the sample. This... | |
| Single variable gage length measurement From 10-50mm gage length, dependent on elongation % within 70mm FOV Tinius Olsen introduces Vector a step change in extensometer technology capable of replacing multiple... | |
| Single variable gage length measurement From 25-180mm gage length, dependent on elongation % within 200mm FOV Tinius Olsen introduces Vector a step change in extensometer technology capable of replacing multiple... | |
| The extensometer models AE300 and AE500 are suitable for almost all samples with an initial gage length from 10mm. Their low clamping forces combined with high measurement accuracy makes them... | |
| The Tinius Olsen model 100R is a high elongation extensometer that is designed to measure the ‘stretch’ of a wide range of materials including elastomers and non-rigid plastics. The initial... | |
| The Tinius Olsen model 100S is designed as a dual purpose extensometer to measure E modulus and offset yield stress (proof stress) on relatively high modulus materials while also providing... | |
| The Tinius Olsen model 500LC non-contacting extensometer is designed to measure the extension of medium to high elongation materials, typically elastomers. Since there is no contact between the extensometer and... |