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The Model 3648 extensometer is designed for use with split type materials testing furnaces or induction heaters in low strain applications. It has a low specimen contact force and a high temperature option with a water cooling function which allows the use of extensometer at 1200°C (2200°F) standard or 1600°C (2900°F).

The combination of innovative design and a high temperature capacitive sensor enables the extensometers to achieve precise strain measurements in low measuring ranges which could be impossible with their counterparts.

The extensometers are mounted using a slide bracket which can be fixed to the load frame of the test system. In addition, optional load frame mounting brackets can also be provided with the extensometer.

The standard temperature version is provided with high purity alumina rods, and the alpha grade silicon carbide rods support high temperature option. The rods are fabricated based on the length of the furnace.

The Model 3648 extensometer are available with the Model 3603 signal conditioner. The output is in the form of an analog DC voltage that is factory calibrated to 0 to ±10 VDC.

These extensometers can be instantly integrated with many test controllers and directly linked to chart recorders and data acquisition systems. The application of the extensometer can be extended to strain controlled measurements like low cycle fatigue tests by providing the signal to a spare DC input channel on the test controller.

The Model 3648 extensometer comes with different gauge lengths and measuring ranges as shown below:

The main features of the Model 3648 extensometers include:

3421 Sandwich Core Shear Extensometers for Measuring Shear Properties of Rigid Cellular Plastics

3442 Miniature Axial Extensometers for Testing Small and Delicate Samples

3448 High Temperature Self-Supporting Furnace Extensometers (1200 °C) for Furnaces and Induction Heating Systems

3540 Deflection Gages (Deflectometers) for Measuring Deformations in Three and Four Point Bend Test and Compression Tests

3541 Fracture Mechanics Clip-On Gages to Determine Fracture Toughness of Metallic Materials

3542 Axial Extensometer for Compression and Cycle Testing

3542L Long Gauge Length Axial Extensometers for Compression Testing

3548COD High Temperature Furnace COD Gages (1200 °C or 1600 °C) for Fracture Mechanics Testing

3549 High Temperature Hot Mountable Furnace Extensometers (1200 °C or 1600 °C) for Elevated Temperature Axial Testing

3560 Bi-Axial and Axial Averaging Extensometers for Testing Anisotropic Materials Such as Advanced Composites

3565 Bolt Extensometers for Proof Load Testing for Measuring Strain Ranges

3567 Rebar Coupler and Rebar Splice Extensometers for Measuring Elongation of Rebar Coupler, Splice and Sleeve Assemblies

3575 Transverse (Diametral) Extensometers for Diametral Strain Measurement

3590VHR Very High Resolution Digital Electronic Calibrators

3800 High Elongation Extensometers for Plastics, Rubber and Elastomer Testing

3909 Extensometers for Simple Performance Testing of Asphalt for Measuring Axial Displacements

4013 Averaging Extensometers for ASTM D5656 Shear Tests

7641 High Temperature Clip-On Gages (600 °C) for Fracture Mechanics Testing in Environmental Chambers

7642 High Temperature Un-Cooled Axial Extensometers (700 °C), Ideal for Testing Composites, Metals and High Temperatures

7650A High Temperature, Low Strain, Extended Performance Capacitive Extensometers (1200 °C or 1600 °C) Compatible with Materials Testing Furnaces or Induction Heating

7675 High Temperature Transverse Extensometer for Diametral Strain Measurement up to 700 °C

Covering All Test Methods with the Custom Extensometers from Epsilon Tech

Digital Electronic Calibrators to Calibrate all Extensometers

DSC Digital Signal Conditioners for Static Mechanical Testing

Epsilon 3442 Miniature Extensometer

Epsilon MODEL 3442 Miniature Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3442RA1 Miniature Averaging Axial Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3448 High Temperature Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3475 Miniature Transverse Diametral Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3540 Deflection Gages (Deflectometers)

Epsilon MODEL 3541 Fracture Mechanics Clip-On Gages

Epsilon MODEL 3542 Axial Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3542L Long Gauge Length Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3542RA Averaging Axial Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3543 Long Gauge Length Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3544 Circumferential Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3548COD High Temperature Furnace COD Gages

Epsilon MODEL 3549 High Temperature Hot Mountable Furnace Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3560 Bi-Axial or Axial Averaging Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3565 Bolt Extensometers for Proof Load Testing

Epsilon MODEL 3575 Transverse (Diametral) Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3575AVG Sheet Metal r-Value Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3580 High Temperature Diametral Extensometers

Epsilon MODEL 3590 Digital Electronic Calibrators

Epsilon MODEL 3590VHR Very High Resolution Digital Electronic Calibrators

Epsilon MODEL 3909 Extensometers for Simple Performance Testing of Asphalt

Epsilon MODEL 3910 Extensometers for Creep Compliance and Tensile Strength Testing of Asphalt

Epsilon MODEL 3975 Extensometers for Diametral Rock and Concrete Testing

Epsilon MODELS LE-05 and LE-15 Laser Extensometers

Materials Testing Furnaces with the 7651 High Temperature XY Planar Biaxial Extensometer (1200 °C or 1600 °C)

Measure Strain with the Averaging Axial Extensometers

Measuring Axial and Torsional deflections with the 3550 Axial/Torsional Extensometers

Measuring Axial and Torsional Strains at Temperatures up to (1200 °C or 1600 °C) with the 7650 High Temperature Axial/ Torsional Extensometers

Non-Contacting Laser Extensometers for Strain Measurement in Materials Testing

Precision Optical Extensometers for Breakthrough Performance

Using the Shunt Calibration for any Strain-Gaged Extensometer