How Zipper Reciprocating Tester Works?

 

The machine consists of a test chamber, which houses the zipper being tested, and a reciprocating mechanism that moves the zipper slider back and forth to simulate the opening and closing of the zipper. The machine also includes a counter that records the number of cycles completed during the test.

To perform the test, the zipper is first placed in the test chamber and the slider is attached to the reciprocating mechanism. The machine is then set to the desired test parameters, such as the number of cycles, speed, and force.

 

Once the test begins, the reciprocating mechanism moves the slider back and forth at a constant speed and force, simulating the opening and closing of the zipper. The test continues until the desired number of cycles is reached or until the zipper fails.

 

After the test is complete, the zipper is inspected for any signs of wear, damage, or failure. The results of the test are recorded and used to evaluate the quality and durability of the zipper.

 

Overall, the zipper reciprocating tester is an essential tool for manufacturers to ensure the quality and reliability of their zippers before they are used in products such as clothing, bags, and shoes.