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Prolong equipment life and ensure safety by quantifying creep damage and calculating safety factors with the PMT-1000 portable indentation tester. This instrument compares residual vs. original strength after creep, outputs safety factor (yield/operating stress) for code compliance, and builds safety databases tracking strength evolution of each vessel.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum load | 1000 N |
| Actuation range | 25 mm |
| Loading speed | 0.01~30 mm/min |
| Data acquisition rate | 100 Hz |
| Rated voltage of motor | 2.1 V |
| Rated current of motor | 3 A |
| Wired/wireless power | 220 V / 24 V |
| Testing range | Macro-scale |
| Indentation depth | 60~120 μm |
PMT-1000 standard model. Custom database software and accessory kits for different vessel geometries are available.
Indenter tips are made of cemented carbide, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy. The instrument is designed for rugged field use, with a laptop interface for data analysis.
Suitable for petrochemical, power, and aerospace industries. Used for creep damage assessment, safety factor calculation, and remaining life evaluation of pressure vessels and pipelines.
Chemical Plant (China) – Used for safety evaluation of in-service equipment for 10 years, with stable operation and fast, accurate results.
Special Inspection Institute (China) – Applied to test special equipment, achieving stable operation and high accuracy over 10 years.
It compares residual strength to original strength after creep, providing a quantitative safety loss assessment.
Yes, it outputs safety factor as yield stress divided by operating stress.
It tracks strength evolution of each vessel over time, allowing trend analysis and predictive maintenance.
1000 N.
25 mm.
0.01 to 30 mm/min.
Cemented carbide, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy.
Contact us for pricing and customization. Email: vincent_zhang@zhanghuayaoji.com | Phone: +86 181-1890-2332
