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Grips fit various test interfaces

A Tinius Olsen product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Dec 22, 2008

Tinius Olsen has released a high-tech grip range for all quality control testing needs.

They have a metallic appearance and are corrosion- and rust-resistant, finished to withstand harsh conditions.

 The new high-tech grip range is interfaced to fit all major brands of testing machine.

The new high-tech grip range is interfaced to fit all major brands of testing machine.

The grip capacity and part number are etched onto the body for easy reference, and the grip is supplied with digital manuals and a consumables parts list.

As well as a standard range, there are medical-compliant versions, which are designed to be used in saline environments.

Industry-standard adaptors allow the grips to be used on all major brands of testing machines, including Instron materials testing machines.

The grips have interfaces for the B,C, and D fittings of Instron testing machines, as well as 5/8 interface, 3/4 interface and an M6 interface for lighter loadcells.

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