Water-tightness tester for textiles and membranes is used to test water-tightness of textiles or coated textiles under given pressure conditions.

This important measurement device, used to determine the water penetration pressure of textiles, rubber- or plastic-coated fabrics and footwear, is also widely used in the industries of film-jute-bags, plastics, insulation and building materials in addition to the industries of textiles, yarn and footwear industries.

WATERPROOFNESS TESTER FOR TEXTILES AND MEMBRANES DVT SGT DLC, manufactured under the trademark and quality of Devotrans in whose product range it is included, is a very important test device in terms of quality, measurement accuracy and compliance with the standards. It is a very efficient tool.

As for the highly sophisticated technical features of WATER-TIGHTNESS TESTER FOR TEXTILES AND MEMBRANES DVT SGT DLC:

Operating voltage: 220 V. 50 Hz. 2 pressure speeds available. Water drainage outlet. Lighting for the test area. Touch-screen. Language options: Turkish, English, French and Russian. Pressure speeds available: 10 cm H₂Oor 60 cm H₂O. Pressure units available: mm H₂O, cm H₂O, Pa, mbar, bar. Bodry coated with electrostatic powder paint. It is a test tool with a wide range of functions. In addition, it has a robust and reliable structure that does not require any specific maintenance. Maximum measurement capacity: 1020 cm H₂O,  3059 cm H₂O bar or 6118 cm H₂O. Test area: 100 cm². Holding mouth equipped with an o-ring washer.

As with many control and test devices, this measurement device can receive optional features depending on the requirements of the customer, namely a higher pressure measurement capacity.

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