Sole heat resistance testing machine

Main uses:

The sole heat resistance tester is used to test the heat resistance and temperature insulation performance of finished shoes under high temperature sand and stone heat temperature medium.

Reference standard:

EN ISO 20344, EN ISO 8772-1, GB/T 20991-2007, ANSI, JIS, CSA, GB12017-1989, LD50-1994 and other standards

Test principle:

The sandbox is heated to 150℃， the sand covers the contact point between the sample upper and the sole, and the change of the insole temperature over 30 minutes is recorded, accurate to 0.5℃。

Technical parameters:

Sand bath box size: （40±2）cm*（40±2）cm, height: 8cm

Sand height: ≥5cm

Sand size: （0.3 —— 1.0）mm

Sand volume: 5000±250cm

Test temperature: （150±5）℃ or （250±5）℃

Heating power: 2500±250W or more

Heat transfer medium: 5mm steel ball, total mass 4kg

Copper/copper-nickel thermocouple: Solder a copper disc 2±0.1mm thick and 15±1mm diameter