Model 603 & 303 HDT

The Model 603 HDTM and the Model 303 HDTM are the latest generation of Tinius Olsen’s digitally controlled Automatic Deflection Temperature/Vicat test equipment. The 603 HDTM is capable of testing up to six different specimens simultaneously, the smaller 303 HDTM can test up to three specimens simultaneously, both with an automated testing sequence that proceeds according to user defined control and configuration parameters.
The basic Model 603 HDTM includes a six station bath, two test stations, and a handheld terminal, and up to four more stations can be added. The basic Model 303 HDTM includes a three station bath, two test stations, and a handheld terminal. Each test frame can be configured with optional accessories for either Vicat or deflection temperature testing, including 4” or 100 mm edgewise or 64 mm flatwise deflection temperature. Additionally, the machines are ready to be linked to Tinius Olsen’s Horizon software so that the PC can configure the controller, collect the test data, generate a test report, and save the results.
All test stations are pneumatically raised from the bath at the touch of a button on the handheld terminal, allowing easy placement of the test specimens. Once the specimens are loaded into the respective test positions, all stations are lowered collectively into the oil bath and the test can start.

Description

HIGHLIGHTS

Conforms to ISO 75, ISO 306, ASTM D648, and ASTM D1525

Fully automatic control of entire test cycle

Bath has port with an exhaust fan to remove interior oil fumes

Automatic correction for thermal expansion of test frames

Built-in heat exchanger on the 603 for rapid system cool down

Pneumatic station lift for easy specimen insertion and removal

Electronic transducers integrated into the loading rod assemblies for 0.001 mm resolution of deflection or penetration

Loading nose and rod assemblies provide 76 grams nominal load for ISO 75 ‘flatwise’ deflection temperature tests on 4 mm x 10 mm specimens at 0.45 Mpa stress

Accessories available include additional test stations, deflection temperature loading noses, Vicat loading noses and needles, weights, 64 mm span supports for ‘flatwise’ deflection temperature testing (the stations are predrilled to accept these supports)

Built-in specimen basket to catch any dislodged specimens

Air bearing-guided loading rods for virtually friction-free load application

SpecificationsUnit603303
Maximum number of stations63
Temperature range° C23-300
Temperature ramp° C50°  or 120°  per hou
Temperature display resolution° C0.1
Temperature sensorPlatinum RTD located adjacent to the load application point at each station
Deflection/penetration measurementLVDT
Deflection/penetration display resolutionmm0.001
Cooldown rate Max. of 20o above cooling water temp. in 20 minutesMax. of 20o above cooling water temp. in 30 minutes
Temperature safety limitIndependent dual systems using thermostatic switch in bath and keypad selectable software limiting
603303
Dimensions (WxDxH)1067 x 762 x 572 mm813 x 635 x 585 mm
42 x 30 x 22.5 in32 x 25 x 23 in
Weight132 kg87 kg
290 lb190 lb
Heat transfer medium18 liters (4.8 US gallons) min11 liters (2.9 US gallons)
WaterWater supply for cooldown
Clean airDry air filtered to 50 microns at 40psi (2.7 bar) min
Power220 +/- 10%, 50/60Hz, 1 phase, 4.5kW

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Horizon Software
Computer assisted data acquisition and machine control system which can be supplied with most Tinius Olsen testing equipment. The Horizon software package allows data to be collected, analyzed, graphed (where appropriate), and stored. If the testing machine allows, it can also provide control over testing operations.
Horizon has a comprehensive selection of pre-defined testing programs which includes powerful analysis of testing data, complex control, and sophisticated reporting. These programs can be modified and further enhanced to fit a customer’s particular requirements. The testing data collected by these programs may be exported to an outside source then later transferred to other data analysis systems. The Horizon databases may also be configured to be shared across several computers on a company’s network thereby allowing the testing programs and testing data to be utilized by multiple systems.
Using Horizon will make easy work of your materials testing, whether it’s designed for the demanding rigors of R&D or the charting and analysis functions of QC testing.


Key Features Overview

Advanced Machine Segment Control
Customizable Report Layout
Data Archiving and Backup
Data Exporting (Results/Limits/Statistics/Points)
Data Importing (Result Entries/Limits)
Data Stored with SQL Server Express
Formula Generation
Library of Pre-Defined Testing Programs
Method/Output Editor
Multiple Graphs/Reports for Output
Multiple Machine Controlled by one Horizon
Multiple Users
Networking Databases
Report Consolidation
RS232 Device Communication
Security Lockout Capability
Touchscreen Capability
Video Extensometer Capability

Test & Recall
The testing area allows for the viewing of live data from the machine while the test is being performed. Multiple tabs showcase the recalling of previous testing data as well as each testing machine connected to the software. Once a testing tab is created, it never has to be destroyed. When a new testing program needs to be run, simply change the Tab Options and load a new program. Each testing tab can be configured to display custom results, multiple graphs, multiple plots on a single graph, and live data (including custom formulas). Each tab may be customized to suite a user’s preferences.


Method/Output Editor
The testing program transferred from the Library may be customized for the customer in the Method and Output Editors. Create custom batch/sample identifiers for reporting and recalling purposes. Enhance the control of the machine with advanced machine segments. Automatically accept tests then print or email the report based on pre-defined limits. Customize multiple reports for various recipients. Import specimen data (such as dimensions or limits) from an outside file based on an identifier. Export results, limits, statistics, and/or curve points to an external file.


Custom Results
Methods transferred from the Library contain a number of results which have been standardized. In the Result Editor, however, custom result can be created. Such results can might be defined as entry type, a single point along a curve, a calculation between two points along a curve, a live source, or even a calculated formula. Depending upon how the result is created, it can be added to a testing panel to be viewed during the test or added to a report.


Library of Methods
A searchable database containing a variety of pre-defined testing routines. These methods are based on Standards from ASTM, ISO, EN, BS, DIN and many more. These routines include testing in tension, compression, flexure, torsion, melt index, heat distortion, hardness, impact, and more. Each method may be transferred into the user’s main database and customized with their own identifiers, units, report layouts, etc. With each new version update of Horizon, more and more routines are added to the Library.


Help Desk
Access to the tutorials which guide a user is various activities in the software.Displays details of the Software Key including items purchased. System Information displays valuable data regarding the software as well as the computer which it is installed upon. This guides the Tinius Olsen support staff when there are questions regarding system functionality. Please also note this page offers quick access to the Horizon QS program which will allow our Tinius Olsen support staff to take control of the computer when assistance is requested.

Additional information

Manufacturer

Tinius Olsen

Origin

USA

Type

Manual

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