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Principle

Izod and charpy testing can be used to measure the material's resistance to impact from a swinging pendulum. These tests can be used as a means to check for a material's impact properties or to compare a material's general toughness. This type of testing can be performed on both notched and unnotched specimens for both izod and charpy.

Multi-axial impact is a high speed impact test used to determine the toughness of a material. This test can provide load-deflection curves and total energy absorption. It is often used for applications involving high energy impact scenarios. 

Capabilities

Izod and Charpy

  • Izod - ASTM D256, ASTM D4812, ISO 180 
  • Charpy - ISO 179
  • Notched and unnotched specimens
  • Testing temperatures (-40°C to 23°C)


Multi-Axial Impact

  • ASTM D3763
  • 4" x 4" plaques
  • Testing temperatures (-40°C to 100°C)

Equipment


Equipment TypeInformation

Izod/Charpy Zwick Automation System
  • Kuka robotic arm
  • Three impact testers
  • 1 CMU (cross-section measurement unit)
  • 1 TMU (depth under the notch measurement unit)
  • Notch and break detection
  • Hammers
    • Izod: 2.75J, 5.5J, 11J
    • Charpy: 2J, 5J, 7.5J, 15J

Zwick HIT25P Impact Tester
  • Izod/Charpy 
  • Hammers
    • Izod: 2.75J, 5.5J, 11J
    • Charpy: 2J, 5J, 7.5J, 15J
  • Testing temperatures (-40°C to 23°C)

CEAST 9350 Multi-axial Impact 
  • Multi-axial impact tester with automatic sample loader 
  • Environmental chamber (-40°C to 100°C)
  • Load-deflection curves




Test Codes

AP-RD-MECH-IMPACT

AP-RD-DYNATUP-RT

AP-RD-DYNATUP-NA

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