Standards:

EN ISO 20344:6.6，I.U.P.10+20，I.U.P.20， UNI 4818, DIN 53.351，UNE/I.U.P.20

Applications:

The Bally flexometer is the internationally-accepted method for the assessment of the flexing endurance of light leathers and their surface finishes.
This machine determines leather resistance to continuous flexion. The equipment is fitted with either 6, 12 or 24 working stations. The whole clamps and relevant structure is entirely stainless steel applied. Digital cycle counter provides repeatable long process solution.
A low temperature version is also available

Product Information:

The tendency for cracks to form in the creases caused by walking can also be determined. The Bally flexer has a different flexing mechanism to the vamp flexer and is complementary to it. It is also used to precondition samples prior to determining water vapour permeability - particularly in assessing uppers for protective footwear. This is a popular machine and its stations are conveniently arranged for user access and the mounting of samples. A pre-determined counter is fitted to the machine, allowing it to be operated without continuous attendance as the machine stops automatically once the set count is reached. The machine is simple to use, is bench mounted and supplied ready to connect to the electrical supply. Low temperature versions of this equipment are also available (to -20°C) subject to ambient temperatures in location of machine.

Mechanical characteristics

-drive cabin in acidproof varnished steel-plate

-speed reducing motor group self-lubrificant type,

-movement transmission unit in chromed-steel and seals selfcentering bearings
 

Testing unit with

-bearing base in Stainless Steel 18/8

-lower and upper clamps, carrying road and screws in Stainless steel 18/8

-mountings in Stainless steel 18/8

-spacer sleeves and joint lugs to the drive cabin in Stainless Steel 18/8

-anti-condensation self centering bearings.
 

Operating panel with:

-master switch,

-switch for the automatic clamp lining up,

-pilot lamps

-6 figure electronic knock counter