Bursting strength is a widely-used measure of resistance to rupture in various materials. A test specimen is held between circular clamps and subjected to an increasing pressure from a rubber diaphragm. The diaphragm is expanded by a controlled hydraulic pressure until the test specimen ruptures. The bursting strength of the specimen is the pressure reading at the time of rupture.
Paper, Paperboard, Nonwovens, Corrugated, Textiles,
Geotextiles, Film, Tissue, Tobacco Leaf
| 13-10 | 13-11 | |
| Paper; 70-1350 kPa | Board; 250-7000 kPa | |
| meets TAPPI T-403, ASTM D774, AS/NZ 1301, 403, ISO 2758, CPPA D.8, DIN 53141, SCAN P24 | meets TAPPI T-807, T-810, ASTM D2529, D738, AS/NZ 1301, 438, ISO 2759, SCAN P25 |
| Depth: | 630 mm (25 in.) | ||
| Height: | 395 mm (15.5 in.) | ||
| Width: | 465 mm (18 in.) | ||
| Weight | 65 kg (143 lb) |
Electrical: Specify voltage requirements when ordering
Air: (instrument quality) 700 kPa
Paper Catalog Number 13-10
Board Catalog Number 13-11
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Accessories:
C spanner
2 spare diaphragms
250 ml topping up fluid
Glycol for 13-10 and Glycerol for 13-11
Universal Strip Feeder (Cat. No. 75-02-00-0001)
The TMI Guide to Pulp and
Paper Testing:
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