IMT-A – Card Impact Test Tool
The IMT-A test tool has been designed according to industry specification for card body impact testing.
The IMT-A test tool has been designed according to industry specification for card body impact testing.
Application
The IMT-A is a manual control tool that is used to test the resistance of any ID-1 card body against cracks with a specified impact mass. It complies with the ANSI INCITS 322 , ISO/IEC 7811-1 Embossability method and the CQM MasterCard v2.15 specifications (TM-416 test methods).
It is used for:
– Quality control and production control
– Audit and certification
– Card material qualification for embossing
Key Benefits
– Easy-to-setup with two drop heights to generate an impact force of 2,000 mmN and 10,000 mmN – Finishing made of aircraft grade 6061 aluminum / steel alloy barstock and electrostatic coated for a durable long-lasting finish.
Impact cylinder weight
– Calibrated weight with minimum 18N
– Two-level height adjustment to create impact force of 2000 mmN and 10000 mmN
| Weight | 16.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 x 18 x 85 cm |
| Model | Access |
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