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Testing Machines and Testing Systems

for Paper, Board and Tissue Products

BB 290.1.11.18

Intelligent Testing
1 The ZwickRoell Group
Contents Page
1.1 Passion and expertise 2
1.2 The basis of a successful partnership: 3
1.3 Reliable test results 3

2 Paper Applications
2.1 Tests on paper 4
2.2 Tests on corrugated board and solid board 9
2.3 Tests on tissue products 14

3 Products
3.1 Testing machines for quasi-static applications 16
3.2. testXpert III testing software 18
3.3 Specimen grips 20
3.4 Extensometers 20
3.5 Modernization and retrofits for testing machines 21

4 Services
4.1 Laboratory for materials and components 22
testing

5 Test Standards and Test Devices 23

1 The ZwickRoell Group


1.1 ZwickRoell—Passion
and expertise

Our company philosophy is found-


ed on a passionate commitment
to our customers. We work hard
to ensure customer satisfaction by
having over a third of our employees
engaged in service and support.

As a family-owned company with a


tradition stretching back 160 years,
we place great value on honesty
and fairness. Over the years an
ethos of close collaboration based
on mutual trust between our part-
ners, suppliers and customers has
evolved, something that we all value
highly. Fig.1. Innovation Center at ZwickRoell's headquarters in Ulm, Germany

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1.2 The basis of a successful partnership: innovative employees, innovative products!

The ZwickRoell Group


Always at your service

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The right solutions
Over 1,100 people are employed at our headquarters Whether for static materials testing or the various forms
in Ulm, Germany. Many of them have been with us for of fatigue testing—we have the right solutions. We offer
years—decades even. Their knowledge, ability and com- products for hardness testing as well as instruments for
mitment are what lies behind the worldwide success of impact testing and for melt index determination.
the ZwickRoell Group.
And for that rare occasion when we don’t have a solution
We are present in over 50 countries around the world. that fits, our experts will find one—from the smallest cus-
tomization to a fully automated testing system or a test
bench for special purposes.

1.3 Reliable test results

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Reliable test results are a funda-
mental and hot topic in materials
testing. With each materials and
components test we ask the same
questions:

Is the value obtained accurate? Are


the results repeatable? Are these re-
sults comparable to other measure-
ments? Is it possible to trace who
did what, when and how? Does
the test equipment used satisfy all
the necessary specifications and
Standards

standards?
ZwickRoell's machine and software
solutions provide accuracy, repeat-
ability and reproducibility, as well as
complete traceability of test results.

Fig.1. Reliable test results with machine and software solutions from ZwickRoell

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2 Paper Applications and filling machines, the paper or teristics as per DIN 55437-3 up to
board must be flexible within de- a bending angle of 120°. Accurate,
2.1 Tests on paper fined limits. At paper feed change- high-resolution measuring technolo-
over, uniform stiffness properties gy eliminates the need for a change
2.1.1 Two-point flexure test on are also essential for smooth op- of load cell.
paper eration of the packaging machine.
ZwickRoell's two-point flexure test
Bending stiffness is of critical impor- kit covers two applications: mea- 2.1.2 Internal bond test /
tance in the onward processing of surement of bending stiffness as Z-direction tensile test
paper and board. To enable reliable per DIN 53121 and ISO 5628 and
and easy operation of packaging determination of creasing charac- In the internal bond test (Z-direc-
tion tensile test) the internal bond
strength between layers is deter-
mined in accordance with TAPPI T
541 (or ISO 15754).
The bond strength between the lay-
ers of multi-layer materials (duplex
or coated papers) is measured. This
determines processability during
printing or after coating. Loading is
in the form of a force applied per-
pendicular to the specimen surface.
To avoid the testing equipment influ-
encing the separation of the layers,
the force must also remain perpen-
dicular to the specimen at failure,
making high transverse stiffness and
absolute parallelity of the specimen
grips a primary essential.

2.1.3 Measuring coefficient of


friction

Friction in paper and paper com-


Fig.1. 2-point flexure test pounds (coefficient of friction) is

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important for their onward process-
ing in automatic systems. The co-
efficient of friction can be measured

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as "paper against paper" or "paper
against other material". During
measurement of the coefficient of
friction, properties such as static
and kinetic friction are determined in
accordance with TAPPI T 549.

2.1.4 Zero-span tensile test

The zero-span test is performed to


TAPPI T 231 and provides informa-
tion on the fiber strength of paper.
A tensile load is applied to a test
strip with a grip-to-grip separation

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approaching zero.
This causes most of the load to be
applied to the cellulose fibers and
less to the total fabric of the paper.

Fig.2. Measuring coefficient of friction

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Fig.1. Internal bond test (Z-direction tensile Fig.1. Zero-span tensile test
test)

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2.1.5 Short-span compression
test (SCT)

In the short-span compression test


(SCT) the compressive strength of
paper is determined to ISO 9895,
DIN 54518 or TAPPI T 826.

In the short-span compression


test the strength of the paper in
compression mode is determined.
Because only a very short length
of paper (0.7 mm) is used in the
test, greater account is taken of
the load-bearing fiber portion of the
material than with the traditional test
methods (ring crush test, corrugat-
ed crush test or linear crush test).
Determination of the compressive
resistance has now become estab-
lished as an alternative to the ring
Fig.2. Ring crush test (RCT)
crush test .
2.1.6 Ring crush test (RCT)

The ring crush test (RCT) is used


to determine the ring crush resis-
tance of a paper strip formed into a
ring with a standardized length and
width. This test is performed to ISO
12192 and TAPPI T 822.

The ring crush test is similar to the


short-span compression test in that
the strength of the liner or fluting
is measured both in the machine
direction and perpendicular to it. It
is important that force application to
the specimen is exactly perpendicu-
lar during these tests.
The results of this test are highly
dependent on proper specimen
preparation. Specimen and guides
must be exactly parallel to ensure
accurate determination of ring crush
strength. As the ring crush test pro-
vides information about specimen
buckling behavior rather than crush
behavior, it is increasingly being re-
placed by the short-span compres-
Fig. 1. Short-span compression test (SCT) sion test.

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2.1.7 Corrugating medium test the bursting strength of paper in volume-flow must also be main-
(CMT) accordance with ISO 2758. The tained during the test with a high
bursting strength of board and pa- degree of accuracy.

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One side of the formed medium is per as per ISO 2759 can also be
adhered to a backing strip and sub- determined with ZwickRoell, thereby
jected to compressive loading. The covering the entire range from pa- 2.1.9 Dry tensile test on paper
maximum load characterizes the per to heavy corrugated board.
behavior of multi-wall corrugated To measure bursting strength, the Tensile tests provide information
board during subsequent process- specimen is held firmly between two on a range of properties: stiffness,
ing operations (punching, printing). clamping rings. Once a corrugated modulus, tensile strength, tear
It is important that force application board specimen is clamped it is es- length and energy absorption.
to the specimen is exactly perpen- sential to maintain the gripping force
dicular during these tests. A disad- to ensure reproducible test results. Dry tensile tests on paper are per-
vantage of this method is that only formed to EN ISO 1924-2/3 or TAP-
the A and B flutes are tested. The Particular attention must be paid to PI T 494.
behavior of other types of fluting the dynamics of the testing equip-
must therefore be determined math- ment. As a burst test is performed In addition to paper, tissue products

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ematically in order to obtain their within a few seconds and the maxi- can be tested.
crush resistance. mum pressure must be determined
with absolute precision, the mea-
surement speed of the testing in-
2.1. Burst test struments must be correspondingly
high. If results are to be compared
The burst test determines the between different laboratories, the
maximum resistance (in kPa) of a measurement speeds of the instru-
specimen to an increasing pressure. ments must be identical. A constant
ZwickRoell burst testers determine

Products
Standards

Fig. 1. Corrugating medium test (CMT) Fig. 2. Burst test

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2.1.10 Wet tensile test on pa- 2.1.11 Compressibility proper- The compressibility test provides in-
per ties formation regarding the behavior of
In the development of high-quality paper during offset printing.
In the wet tensile test the strength of offset printing paper the force-de- The paper is loaded up to nominal
the paper (or tissue) in a wet state is formation ratio in the compression load in the printing device;
determined. Wet tensile tests on pa- test is crucial for clean print results. force and strain are measured
per are performed to EN ISO 3781 Missing during this process. The deforma-
or TAPPI T 456. half-tone dots are just as undesir- tions are of a magnitude of 10 µm,
able as an unclear print image. necessitating a high-resolution ex-
If paper is used or processed in a tensometer.
wet condition, wet strength is one
of the key material properties.

Fig.1. Dry tensile test on paper Fig. 2. Wet tensile test on paper

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2.2 Tests on corrugated Performing the determination is sim- • development of material flaws,
board and solid board ple and requires only relatively small such as plastic deformation
specimen sizes. during the manufacturing/mold-
ing processes, development of

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2.2.1 Buckling resistance
The value depends on various ba- vacuum lines etc.
This three-point flexure test is per- sic parameters:
formed to determine the buckling
resistance of corrugated board to • SCT of the initial papers 2.2.4 Four-point flexure test
DIN 54608. The test is used for • Flute geometry
advanced characterization of multi- • Quality of the corrugated board In the four-point flexure test the
wall corrugated products. adhesion bending stiffness of corrugated
board is determined in accordance
with DIN 53121 or ISO 5628. The
four-point flexure test delivers reli-
able stiffness values in the machine
and transverse directions. This
is particularly important for mini-

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flute corrugated board, where the
stiffness of the board plays a sig-
nificantly greater role than with stan-
dard flute heights.
Standards

Fig.1. Buckling resistance of corrugated board, DIN 54608 Fig. 2. Four-point flexure test

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2.2.3 Box crush and stacking rugated board with flutes positioned 2.2.5 Flat crush test (FCT)
tests vertically. It is important that forces
are applied exactly perpendicular to Flat crush tests (FCT) are performed
In the box crush and stacking crush the specimen during these tests. to EN ISO 3035 or TAPPI T 825. In
tests the strength or stackability of the flat crush test, a single-flute cor-
corrugated board boxes or folding The edge crush resistance is in- rugated board specimen is loaded
boxes is determined. cluded in the McKee formula and is perpendicular to its surface. The
therefore of particular importance resistance this corrugated board
In the box crush test the package for quality control in corrugated presents to the force provides an
is loaded up to nominal load or to board factories. An essential re- indication of its behavior during pro-
failure; in the stacking crush test a quirement of this test is that the cessing and in use.
stipulated force is maintained at a specimen has clean, parallel and
constant level for a specified dura- perpendicular edges and the ma- It is important that forces are ap-
tion or until the box fails. terial must be free of existing dam- plied exactly perpendicular to the
age. Knives are not ideal for cutting specimen during these tests.
2.2.4 Edge crush test (ECT) specimens and lever shears are Characteristic curve
not suitable at all. Good results are
The edge crush test (ECT), to EN achieved with a twin-blade circular • Depending on individual flute
ISO 3037 or TAPPI T 811, provides saw. heights, the highest flutes
information on the strength of cor- collapse first, then the middle
ones, followed by the remaining
flutes at the end of the test.
• The crush energy and curve
provide indications of the level
of any pre-damage which may
be present as the curve is fun-
damentally different in the event
of pre-damage to the board.

Fig.1. Box crush test and stacking crush test Fig. 2. Edge crush test (ECT)

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• If the corrugated board has 2.2.7 Test creasing 2.2. Burst test
been pre-damaged, the curve
is fundamentally different. The Using a materials testing machine The burst test determines the

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crush energy and curve provide it is possible to determine accu- maximum resistance (in kPa) of a
indications of the level of any rate setting parameters as per DIN specimen to an increasing pressure.
pre-damage. 55437-1 for creasing units (test ZwickRoell burst testers determine
creasing). the bursting strength of paper in
accordance with ISO 2758. The
2.2.6 Puncture test A specimen can be creased with bursting strength of board and pa-
predefined creasing-knife width, per as per ISO 2759 can also be
The puncture test measures the creasing-groove width and defined determined with ZwickRoell, thereby
energy required to puncture corru- creasing depth. The high creas- covering the entire range from pa-
gated board. In the puncture test to ing-speed as compared with that of per to heavy corrugated board.
DIN 53142-2 the use of a pyramid manual creasing presses, together
puncture head causes the material with positioning accuracy in the µm To measure bursting strength the
to be loaded in all spatial directions. range, greatly facilitates evaluation specimen is held firmly between two
During this process, combined ten- of creasing. clamping rings. Once a corrugated
sile, compression, flexural and shear board specimen is clamped it is es-

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forces occur. The result obtained in The creasing channel and creasing sential to maintain the gripping force
this test is the energy absorbed in knife can be changed quickly and to ensure reproducible test results.
puncturing the material. easily.
Particular attention must be paid to
A materials testing machine is used the dynamics of the testing equip-
for this test. ment.

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Standards

Fig.1. Flat crush test (FCT) Fig. 2. Puncture test

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As a burst test is performed within Determination of the compressive 2.3.5 Pin adhesion test
a few seconds and the maximum strength of corrugating medium to
pressure must be determined with DIN 5014 (draft). In the pin adhesion test as per Tappi
absolute precision, the measure- T 821 the upper We can also assist
ment speed of the testing instru- The specimen is secured between in the event of capacity bottlenecks
ments must be correspondingly two clamps, with a 1 mm offset or perform cross-validation tests
high. If results are to be compared from the sheet plane. and lower layers of a glued strip of
between different laboratories, the corrugated board are separated
measurement speeds of the instru- A compressive load is then applied from the fluting by means of steel
ments must be identical. parallel to the paper plane. This pins.
results in a double flexure load on
A constant volume flow must also a test length of 4 mm. At maximum The test result is the maximum force
be maintained during the test with a load failure of the structure occurs occurring in relation to the overall
high degree of accuracy. in the form of buckling. length of the glue line.

2.3.4 Compressive strength


of a specimen clamped in an
S-shape (S-test)

Standards

Fig.1. Test creasing Fig. 2. Burst test

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Fig.2. Pin adhesion test

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Standards

Fig.1. Compressive strength of a specimen clamped in an S-shape (S-test) Fig. 3. Short-span compression test

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2.3 Tests on tissue
products

2.3.1 Ball burst test on tissue


paper

In the ball burst test on tissue paper


and products the bursting strength
is determined to EN ISO 12625-9.

This test simulates the mechanical


penetration of a sheet of tissue pa-
per by a solid object.

2.3.2 Dry tensile test on tissue


paper

Tensile tests on tissue papers and


products provide information on a
range of properties: stiffness, modu-
lus, tensile strength, tear length and
energy absorption.

Dry tensile tests on tissue paper


and products are performed in ac-
cordance with EN ISO 12625-4

Paper can be tested as well as tis-


sue products.

Fig.1. Ball burst test - bursting strength

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2.3.3 Wet tensile test on tis-
sue paper and products

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In the wet tensile test the strength of
the tissue (or paper) in a wet state
is determined. Wet tensile tests on
tissue papers and products are per-
formed in accordance with EN ISO
12625-5. If tissue paper is used or
processed in a wet condition, wet
strength is one of the key material
properties.

The advantages of ZwickRoell


testing technology include an
easy-to-operate Finch clamp plus
rapid changing between wet tensile
and other tests.

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Fig. 2. Wet tensile test on tissue paper using the simple Finch device

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Standards

Fig.1. Dry tensile test on tissue papers and products

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3 Products and Services component testing situations. Our umn zwickiLine, which offers a
five models in the 200 N to 2500 powerful, flexible testing solution
3.1 Testing machines for kN force range offer a wide choice for a wide range of materials and
quasi-static applications of test strokes and speeds, with components. This materials testing
high-quality load frames combined machine is equally ideal for research
The ZwickRoell Group is the world’s with intelligent drive systems. All and development and for routine
leading supplier of static materials systems feature simple, flexible quality assurance testing. A wide
testing machines, developed by integration of load cells, specimen range of equipment options enables
our experts for use in numerous grips and extensometers. The static zwickiLine to be used for tests on
demanding testing situations and testing machine is the classic test- plastics, rubber, metals, compos-
in a wide range of applications. Our ing solution for reliable validation of ites, paper, board, textiles, foams
static testing machines have been characteristic values of materials and components.
specifically designed for tensile, and components.
compression and flexure tests, ProLine
together with shear and torsion zwickiLine Our ProLine materials testing ma-
tests, making them ideal for use in Included in our testing machines chines were primarily developed
the most demanding materials and rated up to 5 kN is the single-col- for performing standardized tests

zwickiLine testing machines ProLine testing machine Allro

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on materials and components in a is a choice between profile-framed force ranges, customized solutions
force range of up to 100 kN. When and column-type machines. featuring hydraulic high-capacity
combined with our intuitive testX- testing machines are available. Our

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pert III testing software, cLine ma- High-capacity testing high-capacity testing machines offer
terials testing machines offer fast, machines high levels of stiffness, robustness,
easy operation. High-capacity machines were de- flexibility and reliability.
veloped for materials and compo-
AllroundLine nent tests for which high test loads
The new AllroundLine can be used are required. Test fixtures for lower
for applications from all fields and test forces expand the range of use
is equally ideal for quality control and are easily attached.
testing as for demanding research Our standard product range covers
projects. These materials testing several load frame versions in a
machines are available from a force force range from 330 kN to 2,500
range of 5 kN. Depending on re- kN Force application can be electro-
quirements and force-range, there mechanical or hydraulic. For higher

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Products
Standards

oundLine testing machine AllroundLine testing machine

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Fig. 1. Workflow based on working processes: administrator's view, with full functionality - www.testXpert.de

3.2 testXpert® III testing soft- A workflow based on your lab Intelligent user management allows
ware processes you to define user roles or import
• Set up testing system—config- user roles direct from Windows
Intuitive and workflow-based ure all machine-related settings accounts via LDAP. The user can
from the very start! for your testing application focus on the task at hand right from
testXpert III is the result of close • Configure test—set all test-re- the start and avoid input errors.
collaboration with users in materials lated parameters, such as testXpert III is workflow-based
testing and the experience gained selecting results with the intelli- throughout, keeping training time to
from over 30,000 successful testX- gent wizard a minimum and enabling efficient,
pert installations. With its intuitive, • Run test—experience fast and reliable testing.
structured operation, testXpert III easy navigation through the
is easy to use right from the start. entire test sequence. System Configuration Build-
Informative icons and clear visual View results – verify all test er—a unique software concept
linking of related items assist the data, also in secure mode System Configuration Builder allows
user, while reducing mouse move- you to preset and save all relevant
ment and clicks.

Fig.2. View optimized for the tester (left); intelligent wizard for test configuration (right)

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testing system and safety settings
such as crosshead position, fixture
separation or sensor configuration

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in a freely definable system configu-
ration. The saved system configura-
tion checks the connected sensors.
The test can only be started when
the parameters match the preset
requirements. This ensures exactly
reproducible test conditions.

Tamper-proof test results


testXpert III logs all testing system
and system settings, ensuring
traceable results. The traceability
offered by testXpert III means you
always have answers to the ques-
tion: "When does who do what, why

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and who is responsible?" Fig.1. Saved test arrangements can be recreated following a change of test arrangement,
allowing tests to be performed using identical settings.
testXpert III guarantees reliable test
results and maximum security for
users and the testing system.

Reliable importing & exporting


testXpert III can communicate di-
rectly with any IT system. All test-re-
lated data is imported quickly and
directly from ERP systems, data-
bases or
external devices. Data can easily be

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exported to all your usual evalua-
tion/analysis platforms.

Standard-compliant testing
testXpert III offers over 600 pre-
pared Standard Test Programs,
preconfigured to test standard Fig. 2. Structured workflow with clear visual association of related content
requirements and with integrated
results tables and statistics. Stan-
dard-compliant testing can start
immediately—testXpert III will take
care of the rest!
Standards

Fig. 3. Simple, reliable interfaces for sharing test results

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3.3 Specimen grips

With a wide range of specimen grips


featuring varied designs, test-load
ranges and test temperatures,
ZwickRoell provides cutting-edge
solutions for testing paper, board and
tissue products.

ZwickRoell has grips to suit all speci-


men materials and specimen shapes.
The range covers the full spectrum
of established operating principles
for non-positive-clamping grips and
positive-clamping grips. Fig.1. Grips, Z-direction tensile test Fig. 4. Specimen grips, 4-point flexure test

3.3 Extensometers

ZwickRoell has the widest range of


different extensometers for tests on
paper, board and tissue paper and
products.

videoXtens
videoXtens uses image processing,
allowing high-accuracy non-contact
determination of transverse and
longitudinal strain.

lightXtens long-travel Fig. 2. Specimen grips, ring crush test Fig.5. Pneumatic grips, tensile test
extensometer
The mechanical long-travel exten-
someter is used when tensile modu-
lus is not required.

Optical version lightXtens is ideal for


specimens prone to whipping and
for measurements in temperature
chambers.

Fig. 3. Extensometers: videoXtens II (left) and lightXtens (right)

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3.5 Modernization and retrofit- Benefits offered by modernizations • Safety for operator and ma-
ting for testing machines include: chine, with retrofitting of safety
• Spare part availability for a mini- technology (e.g. safety doors)

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RetroLine modernization pack- mum of 10 years to existing testing systems
ages for all makes of materials • Use of improved safety compo- • testXpert III—stay up to date at
testing machines nents all times; testing software up-
• Option to retrofit the latest sen- dates and upgrades ensure you
ZwickRoell has already transformed sors and test fixtures for a wide always have the latest functions
several thousand materials testing range of testing requirements • Temperature chambers and
machines from over 40 different • Compatibility with current Win- furnaces—retrofitting of
manufacturers into state-of-the-art dows operating systems temperature chambers and
equipment using proven moderniza- high-temperature furnaces up
tion components such as measure- Retrofits to 1,600°C
ment and control electronics, drive
technology and testing software. Every year over 3,500 customers
Modernization packages are avail- upgrade their testing machines us-
able for both electromechanical and ing proven ZwickRoell products:
servohydraulic testing machines, as

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well as for resonance testing ma- • Load cells—sensitive and ro-
chines and hardness testers. bust with the highest accuracy
class
Modernization takes place either • Specimen grips and test fixtures
on-site at the customer's premises Modular design enables easy
Fig. 2. Xforce load cells
or, if required, at ZwickRoell's site in and flexible retrofitting
Ulm. In the latter case, a complete • Extensometers—maximum
overhaul, painting, and CE marking measuring precision Stan-
may be performed. dard-compliant measurement
to ISO 9513

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Fig. 3. Specimen grips and extensometers
can be retrofitted whenever required
Standards

Fig. 1. Modernization of a static materials testing machine with testControl II Fig. 4. Temperature chambers can also be
retrofitted

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4 ZwickRoell Services

4.1 Laboratory for materials


and components testing

For companies with a testing


requirement but no suitable testing
option, ZwickRoell's laboratory for
materials and components testing is
ready to provide expert assistance.

We can also assist in the event of


capacity bottlenecks or perform
cross-validation tests. It makes
no difference whether just a single Fig. 2. Static testing machines and instruments in the ZwickRoell testing laboratory
test is involved or an entire test
series. With the latest technology
and modern testing machines, we
guarantee fast, standard-compli-
ant testing. Naturally we can also
perform tests in accordance with
factory standards.

Our laboratories for materials and


components testing perform testing
services of all kinds, on all static and
dynamic materials testing machines.

Fig. 3. The ZwickRoell Academy offers an interesting and wide-ranging training program for
new students and advanced learners alike.

ACQUISITION COMMISSIONING OPERATION OF THE MACHINE

Consultation Consultation Maintenance / Inspection / Calibration Modernization / Return /


Demonstration Pre-acceptance Retrofit / Machine relocation / New acquisition
Pre-testing Installation Alignment measurement / Measuring
Instruction system analysis
Initial calibration
DQ/IQ/OQ

Hotline / Support Desk Repairs


Spare parts
Software services
Training courses – ZwickRoell Academy
Applications laboratory / Contract
testing

Fig. 1. ZwickRoell provides continuous support throughout the entire life-cycle of materials testing systems.

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5 Test Standards and Test Devices

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Type of test Standard
• Burst test EN ISO 2758, Tappi T 403
• Burst test EN ISO 2759, Tappi T 807, Tappi T 810
• Determination of grammage EN ISO 536, ISO 5638, Tappi T 410, FEFCO No. 2
• Flexure test (2-point method) DIN 53121, ISO 5628, ISO 2493-1
• Flexure test (3-point method) DIN 53121, ISO 11093-6
• Flexure test (4-point method) DIN 53121, ISO 5628
• Corrugating medium test (CMT) EN ISO 7263-1/2, Tappi T 809
• Thickness measurement EN ISO 7263, Tappi T 809, ISO 3034
• Puncture test (LPET) DIN 53142-2
• Puncture test(tissue) EN ISO 12625-9
• Determination of buckling resistance DIN 54608
• Determination of crease resistance DIN 55437-3
• Flat crush test (FCT) EN ISO 3035, Tappi T 825
• Internal bond test (Z-direction) Tappi T 541, ISO 15754

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• Edge crush test (ECT) EN ISO 3037, Tappi T 811
• Compressibility no standard
• Pin adhesion test (PAT) Tappi T 821
• Test creasings DIN 55437-1
• Friction test ISO 15359, Tappi T 549
• Ring crush test (RCT) ISO 12192, Tappi T 822
• Box crush test (BCT) EN ISO 12048, Tappi T 804
• Plybond resistance DIN 54516
• Stacking test EN ISO 12048, EN ISO 2234
• Compressive strength of a DIN 5014 (currently at draft stage)
specimen clamped in an S-shape (S-test)
• Short-span compression test (SCT) DIN 54518, ISO 9895, Tappi T 826
• Cobb water absorption test EN 20535, ISO 535, Tappi T 441
• Tear growth test EN ISO 11897

Products
• Tensile test on paper (wet initially) DIN 54514
• Tensile test on paper (wet) ISO 3781, Tappi T 456
• Tensile test on paper (dry) EN ISO 1924-2/3, Tappi T 494
• Tensile test on paper (zero span) Tappi T 231
• Tensile test on tissue (wet) EN ISO 12625-5
• Tensile test on tissue (dry) EN ISO 12625-4
Standards

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