What is the difference between pull testing and proof testing?

30 Sep.,2024

 

What is the difference between pull testing and proof testing?

Pull testing is a generic term that is generally used when referring to on-site preliminary or suitability testing. This type of testing is used to help customers and engineers select the appropriate fastener for their project when supporting performance data for the substrate does not exist. When testing a fastener for suitability, it is normally tested to an ultimate failure load.

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Proof testing is only suitable for verifying that the performance of certain types of anchors has been achieved. When proof testing a fastener; it is only tested to a predetermined load, not to failure. This load is supplied by the engineer responsible for fastener specification. The number of anchors to be proof tested depends on the testing and evaluation method.

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When carrying out proof testing it is important to ensure the fastener has been installed in line with the manufacturer's instructions, including factors such as minimum edge distances, spacing, etc.

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