A device for testing the abrasion resistance of shoe soles and its application
A technology of wear resistance and testing device, which is applied to the measurement device, application, footwear and other directions of feet or shoe lasts, can solve the problems of high price, difference in wear resistance of soles, complicated device structure, etc., and achieves convenient operation and structure. Compact, data-direct effects
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[0033] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the shoe sole wear resistance test device of the present invention may include: a test bench base 1, a drive motor 2, a shaft coupling 3, a torque sensor 4, a height adjustment device 5, a foot simulation device 6, and a friction test device 7. Among them, the friction experiment device 7 includes: a manual hydraulic lifting table 8, a hand wheel 10, a block 11, a driving roller 12, a friction belt 14, a spring clip 15, a friction belt anti-loosening device 16, and a lifting bracket 17. Two groups of friction test devices 7 are arranged on the base 1 of the test bench, and the two groups of friction test devices 7 are installed at intervals, and are respectively used to rub the front and back palms of the soles; in the vertical direction of the friction device, the two ends of the test bench base 1 are respectively equipped with control friction belts 14 The driving motor 2 of the movement, the driving motor 2 is connected to th...
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[0043] On the basis of Embodiment 1, a leveling screw 9 is also installed on the bottom of the test bench base 1 .
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[0045] On the basis of embodiment 1, on the base 1 of the test bench, a heat dissipation groove 13 is installed below the friction experiment device 7, and a fan can also be housed in the heat dissipation groove 13, which starts when the friction belt 14 starts to work, and performs heat dissipation work.
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