IEC60695-2-10 Glow-wire apparatus

Introduction
Glow wire test is a simulation experiment project using non-flame ignition source in accordance to standard requirements of IEC60695-2-10,UL 746A .It makes required material(Ni80/Cr20) and heating wire in required shape(Φ4mm-chromel-filament)heated up to test temperature( 550 ℃ ～ 960 ℃) for 1min and then broil the specimen using required pressure (0.95N) for 30s at vertical direction;to check whether the specimen and bedding material ignite and lasting ignition time to test the ignition fatalness of electrical and electronic finished devices

Test the ignition performance,ignition temperature (GWIT),solid insulating material and other solid combustible material,combustibility and flammability index(GWFI) .
It can be applied to research,production and quality testing department of electrical and electronic devices and component parts like lighting equipment,low voltage apparatus,eletrotechnical instrument,etc.

Technical Parameter
1, glow wire temp.:100~1000℃±2℃ constantly adjustable
2, broil time:0-999.9s±0.1s adjustable (generally choose 30s)
3, ignition time:0-999.9s±0.1s,automatic record,suspension by wire
4, smother time:0-999.9s±0.1s,automatic record,suspension by wire
5, thermocouple:Φ1.0mm imported armour(K type)
6, glow wire:Φ4 mm chromel-filament(Ni80/Cr20)
7, broil into depth:7mm±0.5mm
8, specimen pressure:0.95N±0.1N
9, test speed:10 mm/s to 25 mm/s.
10, U head standard:IEC60695-2-10.
11, test procedure:automatic control,independent exhaust system
12, Reference Standard: IEC60695-2-10:2000,UL746A
13, studio volume:bigger than 0.5 cubic meter,(can be customized as 0.75 or 1cubic meter )
14, external dimension:1100mmW×700mmD×1300mm
15, control:single chip Microcomputer touch screen+button type double control system,high accuracy temperature gauge,independent electrical control system,strong anti-interference.
16, operation with high efficiency:One-touch operation ,fast and highly effectively
17, standard integration:program test procedures in accordance with actual test procedures.