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As Australian IDM and Akvemtek, our primary focus is to work closely with our partner companies to provide quality test equipment. We strive to meet and satisfy the highest level of expectations, whether it is from our standard product range or our specialized test machines.
As IDM and Akvemtek; we have proven reliability and consistency of quality and we are proud of the reputation we have earned and look forward to your continued feedback and support. IDM products, which Akvemtek distributes in Turkey and the UK, are being used in many different parts of the world every day. So much so that our management and staff are highly skilled and dedicated, ready to share their expertise. IDM Test Equipment conforms to international quality standards including ISO, BS, AS, DIN, EN, JIS, TAPPI, ASTM and others.
As IDM and Akvemtek; we have proven reliability and consistency of quality and we are proud of the reputation we have earned and look forward to your continued feedback and support. IDM products, which Akvemtek distributes in Turkey and the UK, are being used in many different parts of the world every day. So much so that our management and staff are highly skilled and dedicated, ready to share their expertise. IDM Test Equipment conforms to international quality standards including ISO, BS, AS, DIN, EN, JIS, TAPPI, ASTM and others.
The Incline Plane Coefficient of Friction Tester, developed in collaboration with Akvemtek and IDM, is designed to accurately measure the static coefficient of friction of materials. The inclination angle can be precisely adjusted from 0° to 60°, and the device measures the friction on the material until the sliding movement is initiated. In accordance with ISO 8295:1995 and ASTM D1894 standards, it allows you to measure the coefficient of friction quickly, reliably and accurately. It offers a wide range of applications with various sizes of sleds and test plates.
The Inclined Plane Coefficient of Friction Tester (Manually Operated) determines the coefficient of static friction. It is suitable for most packaging materials. It measures the angle at which a test surface begins to slide towards another inclined surface. The slope is constant and increases at a set rate.