In the demanding landscape of modern manufacturing, quality control, and R&D, the need for reliable, accurate, and efficient testing is paramount. A Test Machine is no longer a luxury but an essential asset for any organization committed to excellence, safety, and innovation. Kaxite stands at the forefront of this critical field, engineering advanced test systems that deliver uncompromising performance and data integrity. Our machines are built to withstand rigorous use while providing the precise measurements needed to validate material properties, component durability, and final product performance.
Kaxite's philosophy centers on integrating robust mechanical design with intuitive software control. We understand that a Test Machine must be more than just powerful; it must be operable, maintainable, and adaptable to a wide range of standards and protocols. From tensile and compression tests on metals and polymers to fatigue and cyclic loading on composites, Kaxite systems are the trusted choice for laboratories and production floors worldwide.
Kaxite Test Machine models are designed with modularity in mind, allowing for configuration to specific needs. Below are the detailed specifications for our flagship KT-8000 Series Universal Testing Systems.
| Model | KT-8100 | KT-8200 | KT-8500 | KT-8800 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum Force Capacity | 50 kN | 100 kN | 250 kN | 600 kN |
| Force Accuracy | ±0.5% of indicated load or better (Class 1 per ISO 7500-1) | |||
| Actuation Type | Servo-Electric Ball Screw | Servo-Hydraulic | ||
| Speed Range (Crosshead) | 0.001 to 1000 mm/min | 0.001 to 800 mm/min | 0.001 to 500 mm/min | 0.001 to 300 mm/min |
| Frame Type | Table-Top, Dual Column | Floor-Standing, Dual Column | Floor-Standing, Four Column | High-Stability, Floor-Mounted |
| Standard Test Space (WxDxH) | 420 x 400 x 1000 mm | 600 x 500 x 1200 mm | 800 x 600 x 1500 mm | 1000 x 800 x 1800 mm |
| Data Sampling Rate | Up to 1 kHz | Up to 2 kHz | Up to 5 kHz | Up to 10 kHz |
| Power Requirements | 110-240V, 50/60Hz, Single Phase | 110-240V, 50/60Hz, Single Phase | 380-480V, 50/60Hz, Three Phase | 380-480V, 50/60Hz, Three Phase |
| Primary Applications | Plastics, Films, Textiles, Elastomers, Adhesives | Metals (non-ferrous), Composites, Components | Steel, Concrete, Heavy Composites, Structural Parts | High-Strength Alloys, Automotive/Aerospace Components, Fatigue Testing |
Q: What types of tests can I perform with a Kaxite universal test machine?
A: Kaxite systems are incredibly versatile. Our machines, combined with the appropriate tooling and software modules, can perform a wide array of tests including but not limited to: Tensile Testing (yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, elongation), Compression Testing, Flexural/Bend Testing, Shear Testing, Peel Testing (for adhesives and films), Tear Testing, Cyclic/Fatigue Testing, Stress Relaxation, and Creep Testing. The Kaxite Control Suite software includes pre-configured test methods for these standards.
Q: How do I choose between a servo-electric and a servo-hydraulic test machine?
A: The choice depends on your force requirements, speed, and application. Servo-electric machines (like the KT-8100/8200) are cleaner, quieter, more energy-efficient, and excel in low to medium force applications requiring high precision and speed control, especially at very low speeds. They are ideal for materials like plastics, textiles, and packaging. Servo-hydraulic machines (like the KT-8500/8800) are designed for higher force capacities (typically above 250kN) and are better suited for dynamic or fatigue testing applications where high loading rates or high-frequency cyclic loads are required, such as testing metals, concrete, or large structural components.
Q: Is the Kaxite Control Suite software difficult to learn and use?
A: Not at all. The Kaxite Control Suite (KCS) was developed with user experience as a top priority. It features an intuitive, icon-driven graphical interface. Users can create new test methods through a simple step-by-step wizard, or select from a vast library of pre-loaded standard test protocols (ASTM, ISO, etc.). Real-time graphs display force, displacement, and strain data clearly. Comprehensive training is included with every Kaxite system purchase, and our technical support team is always available to assist. We also provide detailed manuals and video tutorials.
Q: How does Kaxite ensure the accuracy and calibration of its test machines?
A: Accuracy is the cornerstone of our design. Every Kaxite load cell and displacement transducer is calibrated against equipment traceable to NIST (or equivalent national standards) before shipment. The machine's overall performance is verified. We provide a comprehensive calibration certificate with each system. For ongoing accuracy, we recommend an annual recalibration service performed by Kaxite-certified technicians or an accredited third-party lab. Our software includes tools to facilitate routine verification checks by the operator.
Q: Can the test machine be upgraded or reconfigured in the future?
A: Yes, modularity is a key design principle for Kaxite. Our frames are built to accommodate future upgrades. You can often upgrade load cell capacity (within the frame's rating), add new types of controllers, integrate advanced extensometers (like video or laser systems), or add new software modules for specialized test types. This protects your investment and allows your Kaxite test machine to evolve with your testing needs.
Q: What kind of after-sales support and service does Kaxite provide?
A: Kaxite provides a comprehensive global support network. Our standard offering includes a 2-year warranty on parts and labor. We offer several service plans that cover preventative maintenance, priority technical support (via phone, email, or remote desktop), and discounted calibration services. Our field service engineers are located in key regions to provide on-site repair, training, and installation assistance when needed. Our goal is to ensure your test machine operates at peak performance throughout its entire lifecycle.
Q: How do I select the right grips and fixtures for my specific samples?
A: Sample gripping is critical for accurate results. Kaxite offers an extensive catalog of grips and fixtures: manual and hydraulic wedge grips for flat or round specimens, vice grips, roller grips for wires and cords, compression plates, bend fixtures, peel test fixtures, and custom solutions. Our application engineers work directly with you to understand your sample geometry (size, shape, material) and the test being performed to recommend the optimal gripping solution that minimizes slippage and stress concentration at the grips.
The modern laboratory is a connected ecosystem. A Kaxite Test Machine is designed to be a seamless part of this network. Standard features include Ethernet connectivity, USB ports, and digital I/O for integration with other lab equipment or robotic sample handlers. The Kaxite Control Suite software can export raw data and formatted reports directly to network drives, LIMS (Laboratory Information Management Systems), or cloud storage platforms as per your data management policies. This connectivity ensures efficient workflow, secure data archiving, and easy traceability for quality audits.
The versatility of Kaxite test machines makes them indispensable across diverse sectors. In the automotive industry, they test the tensile strength of seatbelt webbing, the crush resistance of polymer components, and the fatigue life of suspension parts. Aerospace engineers rely on them to validate the properties of advanced composites and titanium alloys. In construction, they assess the compressive strength of concrete and the yield point of rebar. The medical device industry uses them for testing the pull force of catheters and the integrity of implant materials. Packaging companies use them to measure the burst strength of boxes and the seal strength of flexible packaging. Wherever material or component performance is critical, a Kaxite test machine provides the definitive answer.
