NES M0142 Physical Test Methods for Vulcanized Rubber

EUROLAB laboratory provides testing and compliance services within the scope of NES M0142 standard. The NES M0142 test covers procedures used to evaluate the tensile (tensile) properties of vulcanized thermoset rubbers and thermoplastic elastomers for Automotive vulcanized rubber parts.

One of the properties of vulcanized rubber is significant elongation. This long stroke tensile testing system for vulcanized rubber has a long stroke required to calculate these tensile properties of the rubber. This system allows you to efficiently achieve the tensile properties of vulcanized rubber.

vulcanized rubber can withstand not only simple stresses such as compression, tensile and shear, but also torsion, tearing, bending, etc. As some vulcanized rubber samples age, their resistance to shear and shear stresses decreases much faster than their resistance to tensile stresses, as determined under the standard procedure of tire testing.

Using a new design example, this test exposes rubber to a combination of tensile and shear stresses and results are reported. However, shearing is the predominant stress. When examined with this test, some aged inner tubes were found to deteriorate more than the stress-strain-strain curves would be compared to fresh tubes. The tearing action is approximate by this test. In some cases the overcurrent effect was noted by this test at earlier stages than the stress criterion. The test is easy to perform and should have an accuracy of about 10 percent with the usual precautions.

EUROLAB laboratory provides the best service to you, our manufacturers, with its experienced and professional staff for NES M0142 testing within the scope of all automotive standards.