Environmental Stress Cracking Resistance (ESCR) Apparatus for PE evaluation per ASTM D1693 / ISO 22088 (bent-strip, Igepal method).
International Equipments (Mumbai, est. 1971) is an ISO 9001-certified Indian manufacturer and CE-marked exporter of ESCR Apparatus to Netherlands. Environmental Stress Cracking Resistance (ESCR) Apparatus for PE evaluation per ASTM D1693 / ISO 22088 (bent-strip, Igepal method). Buyers in Netherlands receive units via Rotterdam port on CIF Incoterms with quick delivery, backed by NABL-traceable calibration and operator training.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Test Standard | ASTM D 1693 — Standard Test Method for Environmental Stress-Cracking of Ethylene Plastics |
| Test Method | Bent-Strip Method |
| Temperature Range | Ambient to 200°C |
| Number of Stations | Six (6) — for parallel testing of six specimens, as required for F50 calculation |
| Inner Bath Material | S.S. (Stainless Steel) — chemical resistant to stress-cracking agents |
| Outer Body Material | M.S. (Mild Steel) |
| Paint Finish | Powder coated |
| Power Supply | 230 Volts, 50 Hz, single phase |
| Cutting Die | 1 No. Cuts plastic strips to ASTM D 1693 standard specimen dimensions. |
| Nicking Jig | 1 No. Applies the controlled longitudinal notch on each specimen, ensuring uniform stress concentration. |
| Bending cum Transfer Tool | 1 No. Bends the notched strip into the U-shape and transfers it cleanly into the specimen holder without damage. |
| Aluminium Foil | 1 No. Used as the standard barrier/separator material per ASTM D 1693 procedure. |
* Other specifications and capacities can be supplied as per customer's requirement.
We offer one calibration visit per year, which is sufficient to maintain the accuracy and performance of the equipment. The calibration visit is provided after completion of the initial 1-year warranty period.
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Request Free Quote or email response@internationalequipments.comInternational Equipments (Mumbai, established 1971) manufactures and exports ESCR Apparatus to Netherlands. We ship CE-marked units through Rotterdam port on CIF Incoterms with quick delivery, NEN EN ISO & ASTM compliant.
We deliver ESCR Apparatus to all major Netherlands industrial hubs including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Groningen and other cities. Rotterdam is the standard port of entry; inland trucking covers any address nationwide.
Yes. Our ESCR Apparatus fully meets NEN EN ISO & ASTM applicable test methods for Netherlands, including ASTM D1693 - Environmental stress-cracking of polyethylene, ISO 22088 - ESCR of plastics. Every unit ships with a NABL-traceable factory calibration certificate accepted by accredited laboratories in Netherlands.
We offer quick delivery to Netherlands. Dispatch is from Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Mumbai, with CIF Incoterms to Rotterdam port. Request a quotation for your exact timeline.
Yes. We offer one calibration visit per year, which is sufficient to maintain the accuracy and performance of the equipment. The calibration visit is provided after completion of the initial 1-year warranty period.
Buyers in Netherlands include chemicals (Shell, SABIC, LyondellBasell, DSM), petrochemicals (Rotterdam cluster), high-tech (Philips, ASML), packaging.
Pricing depends on capacity and accessories. Request a formal quotation via our form for exact pricing CIF Rotterdam on your required configuration.
Our standard operator software ships in English with full ISO/ASTM test-method templates. Localised language packs may be available on request - please specify at the time of enquiry so we can configure before dispatch.
Yes. Every unit shipped to Netherlands carries CE marking and a Declaration of Conformity to EU Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, EMC Directive 2014/30/EU and Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Clearance at Rotterdam port is straightforward.
Our equipment ships with a 12-month manufacturer warranty on parts and workmanship. After the warranty period, one calibration visit per year is sufficient to maintain the accuracy and performance of the equipment.