X-Sight 2000 Series Extensometer

X-Sight 2000 Series optical extensometers demonstrate state-of-the-art digital correlation technology. All X-Sight measuring systems deliver accurate and precise strain measurement readings.

Ease-of-use and numerous industry-leading software features make the X-Sight 2000 Series VE (video extensometer) an excellent choice for many applications, including tensile, compressive, bending, shear, torsional, and fatigue testing. All this on a wide range of test frames, from small-scale single-column machines to the largest, four-column UTMs.

Any set of two standard X-Sight 2000 Series optical extensometers can be converted into a 3D system using the dual mode and the 3D DIC software module.

Specification:

• Compliance with ISO 9513 and ASTM E83
• Compliance with ISO 6892-1 and ASTM E8 in the strain rate control mode
• Usable with most ISO and ASTM for determination of tensile properties for metallic materials, plastics, elastomers, composites, concretes, and many more
• Applicable to high-temperature and climate chamber measurements
• Simple to use with operator mode
• Axial and radial neck detection and many more features
• Easily implementable into the automatic lines
• Wide range of measuring tools for advanced deformation analyses

X-Sight 2000 Series extensometer MODES

The X-Sight 2000 Series Extensometer is distinguished by its versatile operational modes, accommodating a broad spectrum of measurement needs in material testing. It allows users to combine multiple units, significantly broadening the field of view.

• Single Mode: The most common setup. Multiple single cameras can be used simultaneously.
• Joined Mode: Incorporates identical Fields of View (FoV), enabling smooth movement of a point across cameras. For specimens that are longer or exhibit significant elongation, we recommend our 4000 series extensometer.
• Dual FoV Mode: An uncommon setup characterized by varying resolutions.