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Zmart is a representative organization of Kistler Remscheid (formerly Schatz) in Germany and AFS Advanced Connection Technology Research Institute in China. It was funded by Zwick China and has a German enterprise background. Its headquarters are located in Shanghai, and it has a joint laboratory for fastening connection technology with Huace Testing in Shanghai.
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Smart fastening
Friction coefficient testing machine
Ultrasonic axial force testing and analysis system
Thread Assembly Tool Testing System
Simulated assembly test system
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Fully automatic steel bar shape and size measuring instrument
Fully automatic bolt size measuring instrument
Simulated assembly test system
In assembly testing, it is required that the test results obtained must be free of any "false evidence" - especially, if the position of the fasteners on the required test components is the actual installation conditions, this type of testing is considered challenging.

Product Features
Features:
Standard torque range, up to 1000 Nm maximum
Can test actual components
Flexible design allows for quick tightening in various directions
Different tightening axes can be quickly switched
Through tooling, friction coefficient testing can be carried out
Can be connected to a lateral vibration test bench as a tightening drive device
Can be connected to an ultrasonic device to directly measure the axial preload during the tightening process

Easily adjust various positions and angles
In order to simulate various assembly situations on site in the laboratory, the KISTLER simulation assembly system is equipped with flexible arms that can be easily adjusted and locked through electrical control units. The precision gearbox under the flexible arm can also be manually adjusted to control the position and direction of the tightening shaft. The tightening shaft fixing device can quickly switch between different tightening shafts, facilitating the selection of suitable tightening tools that can simulate on-site testing during the testing process. A quick replacement device equipped with torque/angle sensors inside the tightening shaft is used to select the appropriate range of sensors in the test, and the test accuracy has been controlled.
Application Scenario
The Kistler simulation assembly system can be used to study the actual assembly performance of fasteners under actual assembly conditions. For example, automotive chassis or engine components, in order to ensure that the test positions of these components are the same as the actual I condition conditions, the test system not only needs to have high stiffness performance, but also must provide the flexible test performance described in the test method. That is, the adaptive testing system can test bolts distributed in various positions, with the sample not moving, and the measuring arm of the adaptive testing system can be applied freely to reach various measurement points.
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In assembly testing, it is required that the test results obtained must be free of any "false evidence" - especially, if the position of the fasteners on the required test components is the actual installation conditions, this type of testing is considered challenging.


Application Cases