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Zippers Reciprocating Fatigue Tester HY-621

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Origin Tianjin, China
Manufacturer Type Authorized Distributor
Origin Category Domestic (China)
Model HY-621
Price Upon Request
Reciprocating Stroke 75 mm
Clamp Width (Transverse) 25 mm
Clamp Assembly Mass (Longitudinal) 0.28–0.34 kg
Center-to-Center Distance Between Clamps 6.35 mm
Mesh Engagement Angle 60°
Test Actuation Angle 30°
Counter LCD Digital, 0–999,999 Cycles
Auto-Stop Function Enabled upon separation failure (zipper teeth detachment from tape or interlocking disengagement)

Overview

The HY-621 Zippers Reciprocating Fatigue Tester is an electromechanically controlled testing instrument engineered for standardized evaluation of mechanical durability in slide fasteners under cyclic loading conditions. It operates on the principle of controlled reciprocating motion—driven by a precision stepper motor and guided by linear motion rails—to simulate real-world usage stress on zipper assemblies. The device subjects mounted specimens to repetitive opening/closing cycles at defined stroke amplitude (75 mm), actuation angle (30°), and engagement geometry (60° mesh angle), enabling quantitative assessment of fatigue resistance, interlocking integrity, and substrate–teeth bond strength. Designed specifically for quality assurance laboratories in textile, apparel, luggage, and outdoor gear manufacturing, the HY-621 delivers repeatable, traceable test outcomes aligned with internationally recognized physical property testing protocols.

Key Features

  • Precision-engineered reciprocating drive system with adjustable frequency control, ensuring stable cycle execution across extended test durations.
  • Dual-axis clamping configuration: transverse clamp width fixed at 25 mm for consistent lateral restraint; longitudinal clamp assembly mass calibrated between 0.28–0.34 kg to replicate standardized handling load per QB/T and SATRA specifications.
  • Geometrically constrained test setup: center-to-center distance between clamps maintained at 6.35 mm to enforce uniform tension distribution along the zipper tape during actuation.
  • Integrated failure-detection logic that monitors mechanical continuity in real time—automatically halting operation and preserving cycle count upon detection of either interlocking separation (tooth disengagement) or tape–teeth delamination (“breakaway” condition).
  • LCD digital counter with six-digit resolution (0–999,999), supporting long-duration fatigue studies without overflow risk and enabling direct data logging via external interface (RS-232 optional).
  • Robust aluminum alloy frame with vibration-dampened base, minimizing environmental interference and enhancing measurement reproducibility across multi-shift laboratory operations.

Sample Compatibility & Compliance

The HY-621 accommodates standard coil, molded plastic, and metal zippers ranging from #3 to #10 size designations, provided specimen length exceeds 200 mm and tape width remains within 15–35 mm. Fixturing allows for both continuous-chain and cut-end configurations, with manual pre-tensioning to eliminate slack prior to test initiation. The instrument conforms to multiple national and industry-specific standards, including CNS 1083 (Chinese National Standard for Zipper Performance), QB/T 2171–2173 (People’s Republic of China Light Industry Standards for Slide Fasteners), and SATRA TM50 (Footwear and Accessories Testing Method for Zipper Durability). While not certified to ISO/IEC 17025 as a standalone system, its operational parameters and output metrics are fully compatible with GLP-compliant documentation workflows when paired with validated lab management software.

Software & Data Management

The HY-621 operates as a stand-alone hardware platform with embedded firmware controlling motion sequencing, counter registration, and fault-triggered shutdown. No proprietary PC software is bundled; however, the RS-232 serial port (optional accessory) supports integration with third-party data acquisition systems compliant with ASTM E1318 or ISO/IEC 17025 Annex A.2 requirements for audit-trail generation. Cycle count data can be exported in ASCII format for import into LIMS platforms or statistical process control (SPC) tools. All test records—including start/stop timestamps, final cycle count, and failure mode annotation—are retained locally on non-volatile memory until manually cleared, satisfying basic FDA 21 CFR Part 11 record retention expectations for non-electronic signature environments.

Applications

  • Pre-shipment validation of zipper batches in OEM textile supply chains.
  • Comparative fatigue benchmarking across zipper material systems (e.g., nylon vs. polyester coil, brass vs. aluminum teeth).
  • Root cause analysis of field failures related to slider binding, tooth skipping, or tape pull-out.
  • Process qualification support for heat-setting, ultrasonic welding, or adhesive lamination steps in zipper fabrication.
  • Supporting technical documentation for ISO 9001:2015 Clause 8.5.1 (Control of Production and Service Provision) and ISO 14001:2015 environmental compliance reporting where durability directly impacts product lifecycle.

FAQ

Does the HY-621 support variable stroke length or programmable actuation angles?
No. Stroke is mechanically fixed at 75 mm, and the actuation angle is set to 30° per standard compliance requirements. These parameters are not user-adjustable.
Can the tester accommodate zippers with non-standard tape widths or asymmetrical slider geometries?
Only within the specified 15–35 mm tape width range and with symmetrical slider profiles. Custom fixtures are not supplied but may be developed under NDA with qualified engineering partners.
Is calibration certification included with delivery?
A factory verification report confirming mechanical alignment, counter accuracy, and auto-stop response latency is provided. Full metrological calibration against NIST-traceable references requires third-party service.
What maintenance intervals are recommended for sustained accuracy?
Lubrication of linear guides every 500 hours of operation; inspection of clamp jaw surfaces and belt tension every 1,000 cycles; annual verification of stepper motor step resolution using optical encoder feedback.
How is test repeatability ensured across different operators?
Standardized mounting procedures (including pre-tensioning torque specification and tape alignment gauge use) are documented in the operator manual. Inter-operator variability is minimized through adherence to QB/T 2171 Section 5.3 procedural controls.

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