Speed up your Texture Analysis

Discover ways to increase your sample throughput


Time is precious, so you’re sure to be interested in ways to speed up your product testing, gain ‘walk-away’ time and make texture analysis more convenient and efficient.

We offer a number of options to increase operator efficiency, improve product throughput and speed up your texture analysis testing using automation:


Barcode Scanner

Barcode Scanner

With the aid of a barcode scanner, a product barcode can be obtained, which would automatically select the correct project ready for testing, allowing even more automation and reducing user error. This device is attached via the USB port on the PC.

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Remote Switch

Remote Switch

The foot-operated User Programmable Remote Switch can replicate a key switch combination. This may, for example, be used to start a test, useful if the PC is not situated adjacent to the texture analyser. The switch is connected to the PC via the USB port and the user is able, by setting small internal switches, to choose the keystroke combination to be replicated. The switch may be used up to 2.5m away from your PC.

Probe adapters to speed up your testing

Probe Adapters

A ‘magnetic’ coupling or ‘quick-twist’ attachment of the probe are available (in batches of 5) for quick probe removal and replacement and support the need for test procedures that have efficiency and/or convenience in mind. Whilst a magnetic coupling might be the favoured attachment action it is not suited to the testing of samples that do not have a flat surface or samples that have an adhesive force measurement exceeding 1.5kg. The ‘quick-twist’ probe attachment is suited to all applications and load cells. These have Community Design Registration – proving our commitment to new innovation testing solutions.

Community Registered Design

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Multi-head Indexing Probe

Multi-head Indexing Probe

The Multi-head Indexing Probe allows adhesives to be tested without manual intervention (as an accessory for the Automated Linear Indexing System) or is available separately for those users who just wish to speed up their testing whilst manually indexing the probe to the next clean probe during testing, to avoid stopping to clean and dry between tests. Both ways of using this Multi-head Indexing Probe serve to increase your sample throughput to get your data collected in less time by saving the necessary cleaning to the end of multiple tests.

Community Registered Design

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Optimise test settings

Optimising test settings

If the sample was self-supporting, already prepared for testing, an operator was available to perform all tests and the sample did not require the probe to be cleaned between tests then 20 units/minute can be tested with careful test setting optimisation.

This is perfect for individual fruit testing like that shown and demonstrates just how quickly a Texture Analyser can perform. However, this type of testing is not suited to every sample such as thin/soft samples and rapid manual testing requires stricter safety training to ensure operators understand the compressive capabilities of the instrument.


Texture Analysis probes

Probes and attachments

The Texture Analyser uses a range of different probes and attachments according to your specific application.

Exponent Software

Software

Whether you require a simple test and data analysis solution or a fully featured software package – we give you the choice.

Peltier cabinet

Temperature Control

If your product is temperature sensitive, we have a range of temperature monitoring and control options.


Acoustic Envelope Detector setup

Additional measurement options

By attaching peripheral devices you can collect additional measurement parameters during your standard texture analysis test.

Automated Linear Indexing System

Automation

Find out how to increase your sample throughput, walk away time and testing efficiency with several automation options.

Loadcell in case

Accessories

Our range of Texture Analyser accessories covers requirements for the use, maintenance and protection of your instrument.


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