CK Cutometer Dual MPA580 Skin Elasticity Tester Product Leaflet

The Cutometer dual MPA580 skin elasticity tester from German CK Company is a skin elasticity testing device based on the principles of suction and stretching. It uses negative pressure to suck the skin into the testing probe and measures the depth of the skin using an optical testing system, thus analyzing the skin's elasticity performance. The device automatically obtains skin elasticity parameters and curves, and can store the data in a computer for comparison and analysis. Additionally, the device has multiple testing negative pressure modes and different analysis windows for different probes, allowing for selection based on the research object.


CK Cutometer Dual MPA580 Skin Elasticity Tester Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
C&K
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
Chinese
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
173 KB
Published
17 October, 2022
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
C5EA2FD0A92C81DE0FC67C09A9827E1B

About this manual

The CK Cutometer Dual MPA580 is a skin elasticity tester based on suction and stretching principles. It creates negative pressure to draw the skin into a specific probe, measuring the depth via a non-contact optical system where the light ratio correlates with the depth of suctioned skin. The data is analyzed using MPA software to determine skin elasticity performance. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 测试原理
  • 弹性测试仪的参数和曲线
  • 关于参数设定
  • 弹性测试仪的优点
  • MPA系统的功能
  • 主要技术指标

Specifications

Dimensions (Host)39x25.5x7.6cm
Probe DimensionsΦ2.4×10.7cm
Probe Test Hole Diameterφ2mm, φ4mm, φ6mm, φ8mm
Pressure Range( 20-500) mbar
Power Supply100~240V/47-63Hz/DC12V/9A
InterfaceUSB口
Negative Pressure ModesFour modes
Test Time Range(0.1-60) seconds
Weight (Host)3.9Kg

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended negative pressure setting?

The document recommends using 450mbar for the negative pressure range of 20-500 mbar.

Can users customize test parameters?

Yes, users can set the constant negative pressure time, cancel negative pressure time, and repetition count for continuous measurements.

How are test data stored?

Data is automatically obtained and stored in the computer, saved in ASCII code format for statistical analysis.

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