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The PMA-1010 is a portable weld stress tester optimized for thin-wall welds and pipe girth welds. It rapidly measures axial and hoop residual stresses on site, providing critical data for pipeline integrity assessments without introducing extra distortion or vibration.
This device is engineered for on-site evaluation of residual stresses in thin-wall structures (3mm) and pipe girth welds. It uses a non-destructive indentation method, creating indentations of only a few microns, thus preserving the weld integrity. Simultaneous measurement of axial and hoop stresses enables complete stress field characterization, supporting life assessment and failure analysis.
| Maximum Load | 1000 N (Max) |
| 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/24V |
| Testing Range | Macro-scale |
| Indentation Depth | 60~120 μm |
Model: PMA-1010
Works with cemented carbide, stainless steel, and aluminum alloys. Compact structure allows easy access to confined spaces.
A chemical plant used PMA-1010 to test equipment, achieving stable operation for 10 years. The device provided accurate results in minutes, improving maintenance efficiency.
Yes, it is specifically suitable for thin-wall welds down to 3mm without introducing extra distortion or vibration.
It rapidly measures axial and hoop residual stresses on site, providing comprehensive data for pipeline integrity.
No, it is insensitive to weld reinforcement or undercuts, reducing prep time.
It does not generate ionizing radiation, ensuring safety.
It can be powered via 220V wired or 24V wireless, suitable for various field conditions.
Yes, its portability and one-person operation make it ideal for hard-to-reach sites.
Contact Vincent Zhang at vincent_zhang@zhanghuayaoji.com or +86 181-1890-2332 for pricing and availability.
Images showing the tester on a pipe, operator using it in field, close-up of indentation. Alt text should describe the action.
