
The document references various typical applications for the Friction Tester Inclined Plane (FTIP), though specific applications are not detailed in the provided excerpt.
The FTIP is described as a simple and reliable system designed for measuring slip resistance. It is implied to be used in contexts where assessing friction or slip resistance is critical.
The document lists features and specifications related to the Inclined Plane Friction Tester, but the exact details are not included in the excerpt. These likely cover technical parameters, operational capabilities, and design characteristics of the FTIP.
Overall, the document appears to focus on presenting the FTIP as an effective tool for slip resistance measurement, highlighting its simplicity, reliability, and typical use cases. However, detailed technical specifications, procedural guidelines, or normative references are not available in the provided text.
Pioneering viscometry since 1972 • Cosmetics industry • Packaging industry Paper and carton manufacturing • Packaging control FRICTION TESTER INCLINED PLANE (FTIP): A SIMPLE AND RELIABLE SYSTEM FOR SLIP RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT Sofraser’s FTIP, with its motorized, inclined platen, uses the simplest technology for the dynamic coefficient calculation of slip resistance measurement. The sample slips off the plate when the average dynamic frictional force (Fd) value is reached. The integrated electronic device automatically provides the angle at which this takes place and chronometers the amount of time it took for the sample to slip between two optical cells. Whatever your industry, we understand and develop solutions for many applications. For a personalized approach, contact us at [email protected] Reliable measurement: With its motorized platen, sensitive optical cells, and electronic angle and speed calculation, uncertainty is removed thus providing consistent slip measurement that follows manufacturing or packaging operations. Simple operation: Just prepare the samples, place them on the platen, and push the start button. The measurement is accomplished in a few seconds. Versatility: The two weight configurations and the adjustable optical sensors adapt to many sample sizes. Complete solution: The slip time and angle values determine the slipping coefficient. A corresponding formula integrated into the electronics provides directly the friction dynamic coefficient. Durable investment: Sofraser’s IPFT has non-wearing parts, boasts a robust design, requires minimal maintenance, and provides a rapid return on investment plus long-term profitability for many industries.
Open the catalog to page 1INCLINED PLANE FRICTION TESTER FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS Range Resolution Repeatability Sliding speed Chronometer display Optical cells Sled sizes / weight Power Overall Size Weight 1.71 ± 0.05 °/s (between 5 ° and 30 °) 0.01 s min. 23 mm - max. 150 mm (1" min. - 6" max.) 40 x 20 x 85 mm and 566 g (1.5" x 0.7" x 3.3"/1.2 lbs) 20 x 20 x 60 mm and 188 g (0.7 x 0.7 x 2.3"/0.4 lbs) 220 VAC 50/60 Hz 110 VAC in option (h) 400 mm (w) 400 mm (I) 650 mm max. (h) 18" (w) 20" (I) 19" 16 kg/35 lbs In 1981, Sofraser invented & patented the world’s first vibrating viscometer at resonance frequency also called...
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