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GT-HPT
GT-TEST
9024800000
Product Description
GT-TEST lightweight portable hydrostatic testing equipment (Model GT-HPT-M) is designed for field service teams and commercial procurement clients who need on-site pressure testing of hoses and pipes without a fixed power supply. The unit integrates a manual pump with a modular pressure control system, supporting burst tests and internal-pressure tests on thermoplastic pipes, fittings, and flexible hose assemblies. Configurable pressure outputs range up to 100 bar, 160 bar, or 200 bar, with a pressure resolution of 0.01 bar. The portable form factor allows deployment at job sites, installation yards, and remote testing locations where laboratory-grade equipment is not practical. The system requires minimal routine maintenance and offers intuitive manual operation suitable for field technicians.
The manual hydraulic pump allows operators to generate test pressure without an electrical power source, making the unit suitable for outdoor job sites and temporary testing stations. The pump is paired with a pressure reservoir to stabilize pressure during holding periods.
The system is built with a compact frame and reduced overall weight compared with fixed laboratory testers. This allows two technicians to move and position the unit at different test locations within a facility or between job sites.
Despite its portable size, the unit retains the modular solenoid-valve architecture used in GT-TEST laboratory systems. Each station receives independent pressure control, and the self-developed valves are designed for extended service life with reduced maintenance demand.
The control module provides real-time pressure display, test data storage, and specimen pre-treatment functions. A power-off memory function preserves test data if the unit is shut down unexpectedly, and the test resumes when operation is restored.
Timing covers a range of 0 to 10000 hours with 1-second resolution, supporting both counter-up and counter-down modes. The system applies appropriate pressure-ramping algorithms based on specimen size and material, including rapid rise and steady hold for high-expansion PE pipes.
Parameter | Value |
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Model | GT-HPT-M |
Brand | GT-TEST |
Output pressure | Up to 100 bar, 160 bar, or 200 bar |
Capacity | 1 to 20 stations (30 stations on request) |
Pressure resolution | 0.01 bar |
Timing range | 0-10000 h |
Time resolution | 1 s |
Timing mode | Counter-up, counter-down |
Pump type | Manual hydraulic pump |
Applicable standards | ISO 1167, ASTM D 1598, ASTM D 1599 |
When used with an appropriate thermal bath or at ambient test temperatures, the unit supports ISO 1167 constant internal pressure testing protocols for thermoplastic pipes and fittings.
The system performs ASTM D 1598 time-to-failure tests and ASTM D 1599 short-time hydraulic burst tests. Test duration and pressure data are recorded for each station.
This unit serves pipeline installation contractors, hose assembly manufacturers, and field quality-inspection teams that require pressure verification at the point of installation. Typical applications include on-site acceptance testing of installed pipework, burst verification of hose assemblies, and quality checks at remote manufacturing facilities. Associated equipment includes test tanks, end closures, and laboratory saws for on-site specimen preparation.
The manual pump generates pressure without an external power supply. The electronic control module requires power for data logging and monitoring functions; consult the specification sheet for power consumption details.
The system supports output pressures up to 100 bar, 160 bar, or 200 bar, depending on the configured variant.
The modular design supports 1 to 20 independent stations, with up to 30 stations available by custom order.
Yes, the lightweight and compact construction is designed for transport by two technicians. The manual pump eliminates the need for fixed infrastructure at the test location.
Clients should provide the applicable testing standard, specimen material, required maximum test pressure, and the number of test stations. Quotations are typically issued within 24 hours.