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Measure welding residual stress on-site without compromising weld integrity.
The PMT-1000 employs the indentation method to evaluate welding residual stress in steel structures. Its handheld design enables quick and accurate measurements in the field, leaving only micron-scale indentations that do not affect weld performance.
It distinguishes tensile and compressive stress states, providing essential data for weld quality assessment and structural safety.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | PMT-1000 |
| Maximum load | 1000 N |
| Actuation range | 25 mm |
| Loading speed | 0.01–30 mm/min |
| Data acquisition rate | 100 Hz |
| Motor voltage | 2.1 V |
| Motor current | 3 A |
| Power supply | 220 V / 24 V |
| Testing range | Macro-scale |
| Indentation depth | 60–120 µm |
The device features a cemented carbide indenter, stainless steel components, and an aluminum alloy housing, ensuring robustness for demanding welding inspection environments.
Special inspection institute (China): The institute used the PMT-1000 to test special equipment and achieved stable operation, with results delivered in minutes, demonstrating its efficiency and accuracy.
Yes, its portable and non-destructive design allows testing on in-service equipment without compromising performance.
The indentation method provides signed stress values, allowing clear distinction between tensile and compressive states.
Light surface cleaning is recommended for accurate readings, and any indentations can be easily removed afterward.
Each measurement takes only minutes, as highlighted in case studies, enabling efficient multi-point testing.
The maximum load is 1000 N, which is sufficient for most metal structures.
Basic operational training is recommended; the device is designed for field use with intuitive controls.
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