This tester uses pneumatic specimen clamping, which helps keep specimen holding more consistent from test to test. That is a practical advantage for tear resistance testing when you want better repeatability across operators and routine QC runs.

For labs testing textiles, nonwovens, paper, paperboard, or thin films, stable clamping supports cleaner test execution and reduces variation that can come from manual gripping. This system also combines pneumatic clamping with automatic sample cutting and multiple tearing force ranges of 16 N, 32 N, and 64 N, which helps align the setup with different material types and tear strengths.

If you are matching tear resistance testing to a specific material or method, learn more or request a quote. Share your sample type and target standard, and we will help confirm the right force range and configuration for your lab.