HMC 2.0 is Out Now

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HMC 2.0 is out now – replacing HMC as our wireless user interface for our ST and SL series tension compression materials testing machines. Whats new – Bigger clearer touch screen and all soft keys.
Why wireless – If you have ever used a materials testing machine with a tethered user interface what a pain that cable is (whether it’s a TO or another USA or German or Japanese brand) and reaching for a mouse to start a test, how old fashioned and unproductive. So, until TO releases its verbal “TO start test” capability a wireless interface is great. 

 

Put it down anywhere on the testing machine frame or lab bench, you can see the testing machines status, you can safely move the cross head and zero the measurement displays. And if testing materials that break with a BANG, stand back with the HMC 2.0 -  2m, 3m, 5m back at a safe distance yet still be in total control.

 

Tech Spec;

·        Bluetooth-enabled handheld interface

·        Typical battery

·        life is approximately 11 hours of

·        continuous use.

·        Three-channel display of test machine

·        Channels – Force or stress, Displacement or Strain 1, Displacement or strain 2

·        Selectable multi-unit display of channel

·        values.

·        Safe operating radius of a maximum

·        10m. If range is exceeded for testing, the

·        machine will operate in ‘safe’ mode.

·        Controls machine movement during test

·        set-up and initiates a test directly from

·        the application.

·        Instantaneous display of machine status

·        and channel values.

·        Test procedure involving up to five

·        steps can be set up and run directly on

·        the HMC interface. These steps include

·        move, hold and cycle routines.

·        Wi-Fi enabled to be part

·        of a local network

·        Test results can be sent directly to a Wi-Fi enabled

·        printer or connected to a PC via USB-A/USB-C connection.

·        8MP AF back camera and 5MP front camera are built into the interface and can be used to take pictures of specimens, tests and configurations as witness to each test. Interface has Full HD 1080p video at 30fps capability to record test procedure.

·        Stylus is included.

·        Supplied with lockable cradle, T slot mounting with articulated positioning
 




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