Toys Balls Kinetic Energy Tester Touch Screen Projectile Velocity Tester

Projectile Velocity Tester /Kinetic Energy Testing Instrument  / speed-detecting catapult tester

Toys Testing Equipment - Touch screen control ,Test report print 

Purpose of equipment

HUST Tony Toys testing instrument - kinetic energy tester.
TW-219A speed-detecting catapult kinetic energy tester, it can test catapults, accumulated catapult toys, non-accumulative catapult toys, such as toy guns, toy cars , strollers, balls, crickets and so on . Our toys kinetic energy tester uses a standard RS232 Remington micro-printer to record the test results 5 times.
 

Features:

The new model- TW-219A toys kinetic energy only need to enter the weight of sample, it can automatically convert the energy value, then print out the value. Instead of the the old model -calculated manually method.

Standard accessories :
Kinetic energy tester * 1 pcs,
external sensor * 1 pcs,
external sensor bracket * 1 pcs,
power cable * 1pcs,
operating instructions * 1 pcs

Technical indicators of kinetic energy tester:
Power support: AC 220V/5W
Maximum timing: 15.000000S
Timing range: 0.000001-15.0000000S
Speed display range: 0.007M/S-10000.000M/S.
Channel input: inside/outside channel, (external channel is optional)

Standards:

EN 71-1 2011 8.24 / 16 CFR 1500 / ASTM F963 4.8  /  ISO 8124-1 4.18:5.15

Service and Support

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