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Mechanical properties & performance validation

Maximum Elongation test equipment

Maximum elongation indicates the extent of material stretch before fracture, crucial for assessing ductility and flexibility in stainless steel band, buckles, and overhead line fittings.

Rockwell, Brinell Hardness Test machines

Jera Line uses hardness test machines to ensure our electrical connectors and clamps meet mechanical property standards critical for power cables: maintaining optimal hardness avoids cable damage or poor electrical contact.

Tensile strength machine

Tensile strength measures a material's maximum resistance to pulling force before fracturing. Jera Line conducts UTS tests to ensure our products meet durability standards across applications like tension clamps and connectors.

Mechanical properties & performance validation refers to the process of assessing how well connectors performs under specific mechanical conditions. It ensures that the Jera Line connectors can withstand various factors such as mechanical strength, elongation, hardness. For instance, in power cable connectors such validation would involve testing their durability, electrical performance, and safety in real-life circumstances. Jera Line performs these validations to ensure that our cable connectors meet industry standards and customer expectations.