The YT010-5000 is a specialized electronic tester designed to evaluate the mechanical strength and comprehensive properties of geosynthetics, including geotextiles, geogrids, and geomembranes. It performs tests such as tensile, tearing, puncture, peeling, and joint strength, fully compliant with international standards (ISO, ASTM, GB/T, BS, JTG), ensuring accurate results for research and quality control in transportation, water conservancy, and construction engineering.
MODEL: YT010-5000
This tester is used for testing the properties of geosynthetics in transportation, water conservancy, tunnel, construction engineering, and other industries, including stretching, tearing, roof breaking, piercing, peeling, joint and other properties of geotextiles, composite geotextiles, geogrille, geomembrane and related products.
STANDARD
GB/T 15788
GB/T 13763
BS 6906.1
GB/T 16989
GB/T 14800
GB/T 1040
SL/T 235
GB/T 17640
JTG E50-2006
ASTM D459
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