Spring testing machine for multi-channel spring testing
Multi-channel measuring platforms allow the force vector of compression coil springs (used as a valve spring or in MacPherson struts) to be determined. Standard testing systems are equipped with a six- or nine-component force measuring platform for the spring testing machine. This enables the specific determination of the spring intersection points and the resulting force from the force components when loading the spring under compressive force. These characteristic values are important to evaluate the following quality attributes: friction, wear, and service life.
Spring testing machine for testing of pneumatic springs
Spring testing machine for pneumatic springs - testing at different temperatures
With a spring testing machine, the visco-elastic properties of pneumatic springs and their fatigue properties are examined under various temperatures. A servo-hydraulic testing machine with hydrostatic cylinder bearing serves as the foundation. A special compression unit (mounted on a T-slotted plate) allows you to mount various pneumatic spring shapes and sizes. The fixture is also equipped with two measuring transducers for measuring the pneumatic spring diameter. The entire fixture can be inserted into a mobile temperature chamber in a temperature range from -80 to +250 °C.


Multi-axial loading of pneumatic springs to EN 13597
This spring testing machine supports quality assurance and the development of pneumatic springs. The axial and horizontal stiffness characteristics of pneumatic springs are determined under vertical, horizontal or combined loading,and the following channels can be individually controlled:
- Force and travel, vertical
- Force and travel, horizontal
- Air or liquid internal pressure
For easy insertion of the specimen, the spring testing machine is equipped with a loading table that can be used to push the specimens into the spring testing machine.
Spring testing machine for multi-axial testing of struts
This spring testing system is equipped with three test axes to measure the damping characteristics of the hydraulic shock absorbers. The vertical force (wheel load) is applied by the testing machine axis. Horizontal forces and torsional moments that occur when maneuvering curves, when starting or braking, etc., are generated by a horizontally mounted testing actuator and a torsion drive. The test axes can be individually and independently controlled from one another. This way you can determine the characteristics (damping friction, viscosity) at different axial speeds with and without lateral forces and torque.