Tensile Test chamber

 Discover the SESS Tensile Test Chamber! SESS proudly manufactures a versatile and easy-to-operate tensile testing machine designed to meet various national and international standards such as #GB, #ISO, #ASTM, #BS, #DIN, and #JIS.
Key Features:
- Wide Temperature Range: Customizable from -150°C to 1000°C.
- Humidity Control: Tailored to specific environmental conditions.
- Customizable Cabinet Size: Inner dimensions adjusted to client requirements.
- Advanced Control Systems: Features Watlow F4T and Siemens PLC with HMI for precise control.
Whether you need a standard or customized solution, SESS provides the ideal test and research equipment for your sector.
Why Choose SESS?
- Compliance with international standards.
- Flexibility in temperature, humidity, and cabinet size.
- Advanced Technology for optimal performance.
For more details, contact SESS:
📱Mobile: +91 94444 27748
📧Email: easwari.kjsb@gmail.com




Location: NO 2/298, BARANIPUTHURE, 600056, Perumal Koil St, Srinivasapuram, Iyyappanthangal, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600056, India

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