The MSP-50-12R is a fully automatic high-capacity system for dielectric testing of electrical insulating gloves and other rubber insulating PPE.
The machine consists of two independent test cabinets, each equipped with six test positions. This arrangement allows up to 12 gloves to be tested in one system while preserving the ability to operate each six-position cabinet independently.
Up to 12 gloves tested in one system
Two independent test cabinets with 6 positions each
The MSP-50-2 is a compact semi-automatic high-voltage testing system designed for electrical testing of dielectric gloves, boots, sleeves and other insulating protective equipment.
The standard configuration provides two independent test positions, each supplied by its own 50 kV high-voltage transformer. This makes the MSP-50-2 particularly suitable for small and medium-sized PPE laboratories where testing volumes do not justify investment in a large multi-position automatic system.
TESTING CAPABILITIES
Dielectric gloves – Classes 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
Dielectric boots – Classes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
Insulating sleeves – Classes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
The system can be configured for testing in accordance with applicable standards, including EN 60903, EN 50321 and ASTM D120.
Testing according to EN 60832, ASTM F711, IEEE 978.
Simultaneous testing of four rods.
The use of two transformers of 50 kV, connected in antiphase, to obtain 100 kV per 300 mm of the rod length, allows to significantly reduce the size and weight of the equipment, as well as to reduce the level of corona and ozone formation in the air.
The equipment can be mounted in a car or trailer of suitable size.
Additionally, dielectric covers can be tested using stands CTS-1, CTS-2 and CTS-3.
An semi-automatic testing system for performing dielectric tests on personal protective equipment MSP-40-4/2L is a modern device for testing electrical insulating protective gloves, shoes and boots.
Testing according to EN 60832: 2010, ASTM F711, IEEE 978.
Simultaneous testing of four rods.
The use of two transformers of 50 kV, connected in antiphase, to obtain 100 kV per 300 mm of the rod length, allows to significantly reduce the size and weight of the equipment, as well as to reduce the level of carona and ozone formation in the air.
The equipment can be mounted in a car or trailer of suitable size.
Additionally, dielectric covers can be tested using stands CTS-1, CTS-2 and CTS-3.
The MSP-40-6 is a fully automatic high-voltage testing system designed for dielectric testing of electrical insulating gloves, boots and sleeves.
The system is equipped with 6 independent high-voltage transformers and allows simultaneous testing of up to 6 dielectric gloves. Depending on the installed test accessories and operating configuration, the machine can also be used for testing insulating boots and sleeves.
The MSP-40-4 is a fully automatic high-voltage testing system designed for dielectric testing of electrical insulating gloves, boots and sleeves.
The system is equipped with 4 independent high-voltage transformers and allows simultaneous testing of up to 4 dielectric gloves. Depending on the installed test accessories and operating configuration, the machine can also be used for testing insulating boots and sleeves.
The Testing Device SUF-1D is designed to testing:
• Unipolar voltage indicator up to 50kV;
• Bipolar voltage indicator up to 50kV;
• Unipolar phase comparators up to 50kV;
• Bipolar phase comparators up to 50kV;
• Dielectric rods by sinusoidal voltage (AC) up to 100 kV 50 (60)Hz.
Mobile laboratory MSP-100SFT is designed for testing of electrical safety PPE (Dielectric Gloves; Boots; Blankets; Mats; Hot Sticks; Dielectric Tools; Voltage and Phase indicators). All standard rubber items can be tested, even class 4.
All equipment is mounted on a trailer/car, which allows testing in field conditions at remote sites.
SUF-1 stands set is used to test phasers (up to 36 kV, in compliance with EN 61481 standard) or voltage indicators (up to 52 kV, in compliance with EN 61243).
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