The project involves the purchase of an Electromechanical Universal Test System for Jackson State University. The system should meet or exceed the specifications of the Series 40 Electromechanical Universal Test System and include features such as a two-column, table-top electromechanical load frame, maintenance-free AC servo drive and precision pre-loaded ball screws, digital closed-loop controller with high-resolution feedback, and Windows-based control software. The system will be used for low- to medium-force mechanical testing and should be suitable for evaluating the mechanical properties of a wide range of materials and components. The contract includes delivery, installation, and commissioning of the system, as well as comprehensive operator training and a one-year warranty.
• The system should have a force measurement and accuracy of ±1% of indicated value (ASTM E4 compliant)
• The system should have a load frame configuration with a 2-column, table-top (integrated), electromechanical design
• The system should have a drive system with high-speed, low-vibration electromechanical drives
• The system should have a controller with high-resolution digital controller with closed-loop feedback
• The system should have software with Windows-based control interface (Windows 11, 64-bit)
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