X-Sight 4000 series Extensometers
The X-Sight 4000 series video extensometers (VE) are universal devices suitable for a wide range of material and component testing such as tensile, compression, flexural, shear, and torsional tests.
Engineered to cater to a wide range of material and component tests, these extensometers represent the pinnacle of innovation in measuring strain, total length, delta length, angle, and much more.
4000 series model coding
4116-(D)–(3D)
4116…VE in 400 mm housing
4116…Number of Camera Units (1-3)
D…Dual Camera
4116...MPx resolution (02, 05, 06, 09, 16)
3D...3D setup
FEATURES
- Wide range of measuring tools for advanced deformation analyses
- Compliance with ISO 9513 and ASTME E83
- Compliance with ISO 6892-1 and ASTM E8 in the strain rate control mode
- Usable with most ISO and ASTM for determination of tensile properties for metallic materials, plastics, elastomers, composites, concretes, and many more
- Applicable to high-temperature and climate chamber measurements
- Simple to use with operator mode
- Axial and radial neck detection and many more features
- Easily implementable into the automatic lines
X-Sight 4000 Series extensometer MODES
Even with the advanced capabilities of the X-Sight 4000 Series Extensometer, there are scenarios where the viewing area might still be too limited for certain tests. In such cases, multiple extensometers can be connected together in various modes to expand the field of view and enhance measurement precision. This flexibility allows users to tailor their setup to specific testing requirements.
- Single Mode: The most common setup. Multiple single cameras can be used simultaneously.
- Joined Mode: Incorporates identical Fields of View (FoV), enabling smooth movement of a point across cameras.
- Dual FoV Mode: An uncommon setup characterized by varying resolutions.
- Separated FoV Mode: This mode is designed for long specimens with relatively small extensions or deformations.
