Some users may overlook product quality issues due to the company's limited budget, as long as the price is cheap. In fact, this idea is not right. The saying 'you get what you pay for' is not just casual. Simply pursuing cheap prices without paying attention to quality and long-term benefits will bring you a lot of unnecessary trouble in the later stage.

For an ordinary grade tensile machine, a tensile machine is mainly composed of a motor, a worm gear reducer (many products now combine reducer and motor together), a screw rod, and a frequency converter on the electrical appliance. These are the large components on this tensile machine. In addition, there are some components in the transmission system, among which the guide rail is the most important. If we simply pursue cheapness, then it's very simple. Replace the motor with a lower power, even if it's running at full load. Replace the variable frequency with a cheaper one, and replace the screw with a lower accuracy. This way, the machine can still operate, and outsiders cannot tell whether it's good or bad. However, over time, the mechanical wear will be greater, and the product may have problems, resulting in a shorter product life. Buying the same testing machine, if others spend thousands more than you, it can last for 10 years, but you can only use it for two or three years, which is not worth the loss.

So, when purchasing a tensile machine, users should remember not to be tempted by cheap prices. You need to choose a device that suits you based on the conditions you need.

Fule Instrument is a manufacturer of material mechanics testing machines, with main products including tensile testing machines, fatigue testing machines, torsion testing machines, universal testing machines, pendulum impact testing machines, drop hammer impact testing machines, etc.