LS-RM-DS1000 1000 kN Rock Weak-Plane Direct Shear System
LS-RM-DS1000 1000 kN Rock Weak-Plane Direct Shear System is a rock direct shear testing machine for joints and interfaces for ISRM Suggested Methods workflows.
High Normal-Stress Capability
Normal loading to 1000 kN supports interface and discontinuity studies beyond routine 500 kN systems.
Force and Displacement Control
Closed-loop loading can be configured by stage, amplitude, rate, force, or displacement for research programs.
Automated Test Records
The workstation collects, displays, stores, processes, and reports normal load, shear load, and displacement channels.
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Rock joint, weak-plane, and interface direct shear testing
LS-RM-DS1000 1000 kN Rock Weak-Plane Direct Shear System is a rock direct shear testing system for intact rock, joints, bedding planes, weak layers, fault materials, and rock-concrete interfaces under ISRM Suggested Methods. It supports slope, tunnel, dam, mining, and foundation laboratories that need controlled normal loading with synchronized shear force and displacement measurement.
What is LS-RM-DS1000 1000 kN Rock Weak-Plane Direct Shear System used for?
LS-RM-DS1000 1000 kN Rock Weak-Plane Direct Shear System is used for rock joint and interface direct shear testing workflows in civil engineering materials laboratories, quality control labs, research programs, and construction material acceptance testing.
Which standards does LS-RM-DS1000 support?
LS-RM-DS1000 supports ISRM Suggested Methods. Lithostek can also configure reporting fields, accessories, and calibration documents around local project or laboratory requirements.
Can Lithostek configure LS-RM-DS1000 for my laboratory?
Yes. Lithostek application engineers can review specimen format, target standards, throughput, power supply, data output, and training requirements before quoting a suitable configuration.
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