DY‑216

Automated Pull‑Off Adhesion Tester

The Proceq DY‑216 is a mid-range automated pull‑off adhesion tester engineered for evaluating bond strength of coatings, overlays, mortars, tiles, and repair materials on concrete and similar substrates. It delivers precise controlled tensile testing up to 16 kN with real-time monitoring of load rate and automatic bond strength calculation, all stored in on-board memory and transferable via USB for reporting.

Features

Fully automated tensile pull‑off up to 16 kN
EN ISO 7500‑1 Class 1 calibration accuracy (±1 % beyond 20 % load)
Live load‑rate graph and failure mode reporting on device
Stores up to 100 measurements internally
USB connectivity for data export via DY‑2 Link software
Adjustable footplate and compatible with range of Ø 50 mm discs
Lightweight (~4.5 kg), ergonomic, battery‑powered
Suitable for overhead and vertical surface testing

Applications

Bond strength testing of coatings and overlays
Adhesive strength testing of mortars, renders, asphalt, tiles
FRP and repair material bonding verification
Tensile strength assessment in renovation contexts
Quality control in construction and restoration

Technical Data

Parameter	Specification
Working Range	0.81 – 8.1 MPa (118–1182 psi)
Tensile Force (50 mm disc)	1.6 – 16 kN (60–3597 lbf)
Maximum Stroke	5 mm
Pulling Speed	4.65 mm/min (0.183 in/min)
Calibration Accuracy	EN ISO 7500‑1 Class 1 (±1 % from 20 % max force)
Memory Capacity	100 measurements
Battery Capacity	1,500 mAh, 3.7 V (≥ 80 tests)
Dimensions (housing)	109 × 240 × 205.5 mm
Weight	~4.5 kg
Connectivity	USB (data export & charging)
IP Rating & Temp Range	IP54; –10 °C to +50 °C

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