Introduction

Designed with a focus on practicality, the Insole Fiberboard Flexing Tester ensures accuracy in assessing the flex properties of insole fiberboards commonly found in everyday footwear. As we explore its application, it becomes evident that the Fiberboard Bending Test Machine caters to the specific needs of both traditional leather shoes and contemporary sneakers.

Application and Standards

The Fibre Board Flex Tester GT-KB07 is suitable for assessing flex tests on shoe insole fiberboards commonly found in leather shoes and sneakers. However, it is not intended for use with toe caps, counter-heels, semi-back, and special leather shoes and sneaker insole fiberboards. The applicable standards for this tester include QB/T 1472, BS 5131: 4.2, and SATRA TM3.

• a. Turn on the emergency stop switch and select the English language on the test interface.
• b. Click "Return Origin" to reset the fixture.
• c. Loosen the upper fixture with an Allen wrench, place the specimen with a clamping length of 15mm, and secure it.
• d. Install the load by loosening the clamping knob, inserting the sample with a clamping length of 10mm, and locking the knob.

• a. Click "Setting" to enter the setting interface.
• b. Select the testing mode (Model A or Model B).
• c. Set the number of tests to be conducted (e.g., 100 tests).
• d. Choose the workstation from options A to F, indicating ON for active and OFF for inactive.
• e. Click "Return" to return to the test interface and use "All CLE" to clear all data.
• f. Initiate the test by clicking "Start."

• a. Upon test completion, the screen will indicate that the test is finished, signifying that the sample remains intact and meets the requirements.
• b. If the prompt 'A-F load dropped' appears, it indicates that the sample is disconnected.

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