ISO9185 Protective Clothing Molten Metal Splash Tester For Textile Material

Protective clothing molten metal splash tester ISO9185-2007

Product introduction:

The ISO 9185 testing apparatus is designed to evaluate the resistance of protective clothing materials to molten metal splashes, such as aluminum, iron, and copper. It simulates high-temperature environments by pouring molten metal onto test samples at specific angles, with a PVC film placed behind the material to detect penetration. This equipment is essential for ensuring the safety of garments used in welding, foundries, and other high-risk industries, providing critical data on material performance under extreme conditions.

Product model: GD-ISO9185

Standard:

1. ISO 9185:2007
This is the core standard for evaluating the performance of protective clothing materials against molten metal splashes. It defines the test methods, including pouring of molten metal, specimen preparation, and evaluation of PVC film damage. This standard is applicable to the testing of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as welding suits and gloves.

2. EN 373
This European standard has been replaced by ISO 9185, but is still used as a historical reference. It involves the evaluation of the protective performance of materials against molten aluminum and molten iron.

3. EN 407:2004
The heat resistance standard for protective gloves, including molten metal splash tests (such as aluminum and molten iron), requires the material to maintain integrity at a specific metal amount and temperature.

4. ISO 11612:2015
The international standard for protective clothing against high temperatures and flames, covers molten metal splash tests (such as copper and aluminum), and requires that the material has no penetration or obvious damage after splashing.

5. EN ISO 11611:2015
Standard for protective clothing for welding and related processes, requiring materials to pass the molten metal splash test (such as molten steel, molten aluminum) to ensure protection in the welding environment.

6. EN 348:1992
Specifies the test method for protective clothing against small splashes of molten metal, and evaluates the penetration resistance of materials by simulating the impact of metal droplets.

Technical parameters:

1. The equipment consists of a control box, a test stand, and a crucible;

2. Crucible, 97mm high, 80mm top diameter, 56mm bottom diameter, 190ml capacity;

3. Thermocouple, temperature range 0-1800℃, measures molten metal temperature;

4. The test stand is equipped with an automatic flip device, the flip speed and angle are controlled by a stepper motor;

5. The specimen installation angle can be Adjustment;

6. Equipped with adjustment device and ruler, which can conveniently and accurately adjust the pouring height;

7. Equipped with clamps, which are convenient for grabbing, moving and installing crucibles;

8. The bottom of the test stand is equipped with a splash metal collection device;

9. Metal high-frequency melting furnace (optional), the melting temperature can reach 1800~2000℃;

10. The melting furnace adopts high-frequency induction heating technology;

11. Imported IGBT power controller;

12. The equipment control system adopts programmable logic controller automatic control;

13. The human-machine interface adopts a 7-inch touch screen, which is simple and easy to use.

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