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The 60 MPa single prop testing instrument allows for easy pressure measurement in just a few steps, with an operation process that is easy to understand at a glance. So, what exactly is it used for? The single prop working resistance tester is designed to measure the working resistance of single hydraulic props. A representative model is the SY-60B type (pressurized) single prop working resistance tester. This instrument not only measures the pressure of the prop but also pressurizes it, ensuring no pressure loss (decompression) occurs during testing.

The single prop pressure gauge is used for hydraulic testing of single hydraulic props in coal mines. Its features include:

1. By filling the prop with liquid to measure the internal liquid pressure, it ensures not a single drop of liquid is lost and no pressure drop occurs, effectively guaranteeing support safety;

2. It automatically vents air, allowing for successful pressure measurement with a single liquid fill, making operation very convenient;

3. Simple structure, few sealing components, and reliable performance;

4. Compact size, lightweight, and easy to carry;

5. Capable of continuously filling the prop with liquid to increase pressure.

SY-60A 0～60 None 2.5 grade 1.5

SY-60B 0～60 Yes 2.5 grade 2.5

With a business philosophy centered on customer satisfaction as the driving force for development, we are committed to providing high-quality services to our customers. The SY-60 single prop resistance tester follows a clear strategy focused on breakthrough advancements; the SY-60B pressurized single prop tester emphasizes simplicity, adaptability, and speed to win! We also understand that underground operations involve invisible risks that can be daunting. The single prop pressure tester offers實測式 (practical) protection at every step, making safety visible. We look forward to your inquiries and cooperation. Understand these three steps, and you won’t get lost in pressure measurement!!