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Socket Outlet Maximum and Minimum Withdrawal Force Testing Equipment

Maximum and minimum withdrawal force testing equipment is designed according to IEC60884 figure 18/19 and VDE0620, it is applied to evaluate the maximum and minimum pull-out force of the socket. The apparatus is suitable for plugs and sockets with rated voltage not exceeding 250V and rated current less than 16A. The test plugs made of hardened steel with roughness not exceeding 0.8mm.

This device is composed of the clamping device under the mounting plate A, the principal weight F, the supplementary weight G and the test plug C.

Maximum withdrawal force: apply the maximum withdrawal force specified in the standard (the total force of the principal weight, the supplementary weight, the hook (clamping device), and the test plug) to the test plug(multi-pin gauge), and the plug should come out of the socket.

Minimum withdrawal force: insert the gauge (single pin gauge) of the minimum withdrawal force specified in the standard ( the total mass of the pin should be equal to the value specified in the standard) into each individual hole in the socket, in this case, the gauge shall not come out of the socket within 30 seconds. 

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