Torsion testing system configured specifically for testing orthopedic devices
Available in vertical or horizontal setups, eXpert 9000 torsion testing systems typically feature a variety of grips and fixtures to accommodate testing of orthopedic devices such as bone screw testing, spinal constructs, and intramedullary rods. The torque drive spindle is mounted on a sliding tailstock or dual columns and to accommodate different length specimens.
The system applies torque at user programmed rate while MTESTQuattro records torque and angle data and reports Torsional Yield Strength, Max, Torque and Breaking Angle and more.
In addition, there are many optional add-ons such as:
- Dead weight system which includes a pulley with ball bearings for applying a pull force on the drive spindle r acting as a counter balance to drive spindle weight.
- Secondary load cell for measuring axial tension/compression forces is available.
- Displacement transducer for measuring axial movement of the drive spindle is available.
Typical testing standards:
- F1717: Spinal Implant Constructs in a Vertebrectomy Model
- F2077: Intervertebral Body Fusion Devices
- ASTM F543 A1 & A2 – Standard Specification and Test Methods for Metallic Medical Bone Screws
- ASTM F1264 A2 – Standard Specification and Test Methods for Intramedullary Fixation Devices
ADMET eXpert 9000 Series Torsion Testing Systems
ASTM F1717 Spinal Implant Testing
ASTM F2077 Body Fusion Device Testing
eXpert 9000 Torsion Tester Demo
ADMET Articles:
- Vertical or horizontal configuration
- Capable of static or dynamic testing
- Exceed ASTM and ISO standards for accuracy
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