Digital print file - Specimen for Charpy Pendulum Impact Test - DIN EN ISO 148-1
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iAM301.1
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Product information "Digital print file - Specimen for Charpy Pendulum Impact Test - DIN EN ISO 148-1"
The 3D models can be processed to specimen for the charpy pendulum impact test by the standard DIN EN ISO 148-1.
Digital STL-file of the test specimen for in-house testing or optionally as a retained specimen
Includes:
- Provision of a digital specimen set (set of 3) (individualised STL file uniquely marked with both a datamatrix code and alphanumeric marking)
Use cases:
- Determination of parameters according to DIN ISO 148-1, e.g. impact energy
- The test specimen can be prepared and tested by you in your own test laboratory according to your specific task.
- Optionally, we offer you storage of your test specimens by the IFM of TÜV NORD for a fee (optional storage service (metal specimens)).
- The test specimen can optionally be tested at a later date in the accredited laboratory of TÜV NORD for a fee if required.
Further options and special requirements on request.
The HTV corporate group represents extensive technological competence, the highest possible quality standards and over three decades of experience in regards to providing services for electronic components. State of the art machinery, continuously growing and being adapted to the ever rising challenges of material testing and analyses, as well as teams consisting of over 150 engineers, scientists, technicians and specialists allows us to gain detailed insight into every aspect of electronic components, even down to the deepest level of construction. HTV stands for creativity, success and vision, coupled with performance, courage, optimism and fairnes. Traditional values such as honor, decency and trust form the basis for this. Highest quality and top performance as well as optimal customer care and service are further fundamental values that are firmly anchored in the entrepreneurial thinking of all HTV employees. The definition and continuous monitoring of quality targets and ongoing process improvement are mandatory.
As AM processes are seeing more and more usage in sensitive and critical to security areas, such as medical technologies and the aerospatial industry, quality ensuring processes are becoming similarly important. A precise analysis, should damage come to pass, is more often than not the best way to improve product reliability or to better understand the processes involved. This makes having a powerful and efficient partner, who supports manufacturers of 3D-printed components with the best possible support in terms of
analytical expertise, all the more important. The HTV Conservation GmbH’s Institute
of Material Analysis provides every supplier of additively manufactured components with a full spectrum of analytics to ensure the best possible quality, as well as full support in terms of optimizing the manufacturing processes.
Contact for testing services:
Dr. -Ing. Thorsten Leist
Analytics Expert HTV Conservation GmbH
Robert-Bosch-Straße 28
D-64625 Bensheim
Tel.: +49-6251-84800-0
E-Mail: leist[at]htv-conservation.com
Analytics Expert HTV Conservation GmbH
Robert-Bosch-Straße 28
D-64625 Bensheim
Tel.: +49-6251-84800-0
E-Mail: leist[at]htv-conservation.com
Optional storage service
Optional Storage Service (Metal specimens)
€56.50*
Optionally we offer you the possibility to have your test specimens stored for a fee at the Institut für Materialprüfung of the TÜV NORD. Depending on your wishes, we will either store the test specimens that have not yet been tested as reserve specimens for a test that may be required at a later date,
or
we store the test specimen residues for you to preserve evidence after the test has been carried out.
All test specimens that you order together with the retention are stored by TÜV NORD Institut für Materialprüfung (IFM). In the case of test specimen models that you have ordered without testing, the test specimens that you have included in the build job can be sent along and then stored without being tested. A test can then be booked at a later date. In case of ordered tests for your specimens, the destroyed specimens will be stored after the test has been carried out as usual.
You choose a specimen with testing included:
You immediately receive a digital print template as an STL-file for your needed tests.
Build it along with your part as an accompanying sample in your build job.
Use the included shipping label to send the sample to us at no extra cost.
We test the sample according to the standard, and you receive your test report as a PDF-file via E-Mail.
The remaining material is stored for the timeframe you choose.
You choose a digital specimen (without immediate testing):
You immediately receive a digital print template as an STL-file for your needed tests.
Build it along with your part as an accompanying sample in your build job.
Use the included shipping label to send the sample to us without extra costs.
We retain the untested specimen for the timeframe you choose.
If need arises – for example by customer request – you can simply add a test and the retained specimen are tested according to the standard.
Conditions for the subscribtion
This product is a subscribtion.
All test specimens that you order together with this storage service are stored at TÜV NORD Institut für Materialprüfung (IFM).
The specimens of your current order are stored and tested according to your wishes either immediately or only when required. The storage takes place in our laboratory.
The minimum storage period for retained specimens is one year and can be extended up to four weeks before expiry. If no extension is ordered, by ordering this product you agree to the destruction of the retained specimens after the agreed retainment period.
Three months and four weeks before the storage period expires, you will receive an email with an invoice for the extension. At this point, you can still terminate the storage. Of course, you can request specimens from storage at any time or have the specimens returned after the storage period has expired.