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GUNT WP 300.11 Device for Cupping Tests

The GUNT WP 300.11 Device for Cupping Tests is an accessory designed for the WP 300 experimental unit, enabling the study of the material properties of thin sheet metals through practical cupping experiments. This setup allows users to examine how sheet metal deforms under pressure until it cracks, providing valuable insights into cold formability and material behavior.

Product Features

  • Accessory for WP 300 to investigate the material properties of thin sheet metal through cupping experiments.
  • Includes a punch, hold-down clamp, die, and mirrored cylinder for accurate analysis of specimen deformation.
  • Assembled test device fits into the compression area of WP 300, between the bottom crossbar and crosshead.
  • Thin sheet metal specimens are clamped securely between die and hold-down device for consistent testing.
  • Specimens are deformed by a spherical drawing punch until cracking occurs.
  • Integrated mirror allows clear observation of the specimen from below to determine the precise moment of rupture.
  • Capable of testing thin sheet metals up to 2 mm thick.
  • Depth of deformation (in mm) serves as a comparative standard for cold formability evaluation.
  • Supports analysis of rupture type and surface structure of the deformed area.
  • Includes a specimen set: five samples each of aluminium, copper, brass, and steel.

Benefits

  • Provides hands-on understanding of material deformation and cold formability.
  • Ideal for training in materials testing and mechanical engineering studies.
  • Compatible with GUNT WP 300 system for flexible experimentation.
  • High-precision mirror system enables detailed observation and accurate results.

Why Choose GUNT WP 300.11 Device for Cupping Tests?

The GUNT WP 300.11 Device for Cupping Tests offers a practical and precise method for evaluating the formability of thin sheet metals. Its compatibility with the WP 300 unit, combined with direct visual inspection of deformation and rupture, makes it a valuable tool for teaching and research in materials engineering.

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