What is Optical Fiber Cable Bend (Winding) Testing Machine / Tester
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Set US$6,600.00-10,000.00 / Set
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service One Year Free
- Warranty One Year Free
- Type Optical Cable Testing Machine
- Display Digital
- Control Computer Control
- Weight 450kg
- Power Source AC220V/50Hz 0.8kw
- Transport Package Seaworthy Package
- Specification 700*930*1530mm
- Trademark Wirecan
- Origin China
- Diameter of Driving Wheel 200mm and 300mm
- Diameter of Driven Wheel 300mm. Travel Adjustment Range: 250mm
- Winding Speed 20 Turns/Min
- Winding Counts 1~9999, Set Arbitrarily
- Counterweight Bracket 5kg
Product Description
An Optical Cable Winding Testing Machine is a device that tests the ability of an optical cable to withstand mechanical stress and strain caused by winding and unwinding. This type of testing is important to ensure that the cable can maintain its optical and mechanical properties during ...
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