GWS® coefficient of friction determination with the Königsberg friction blockWith the help of the "Königsberger" friction block it is possible to realistically convey the coefficient of sliding friction "µ" during the seminar. Different frictional forces are thus made clear.If the handling according to the user manul is adhered to, a very good assessment of the actual sliding friction coefficient can be made with the "Königsberger" friction block. A measurement, e.g. according to the specifications of German VDI 2700 sheet 14 or DIN EN 12195-1, is not possible with the "Königsberger" friction block.Conclusion:The "Königsberg" friction block is a very good practical aid in load securing training.INCLUDEDCarrying caseTension measuring springSquare aluminum block (1 kg)10 different materials, such as e.g.:Anti-slip mat (ARM)Wood (rough sawn and smooth),Screen printing (rough and smooth)Metal (steel and aluminum)CardboardPlastic

With the help of "GWS - LasiQuick µ " it is possible to realistically convey the coefficient of sliding friction "µ" during the cargo securing training. Different frictional forces are thus made clear.Example:The test block made of wood weighs 1 kg (9.81 N) and has eight possible contact surfaces with different materials, including a anti-slip mat. If you were to pull with a force of approx. 6.37 N (650 grams) and a constant speed, this corresponds to approx. 0.637 daN tensile force. They are needed to pull the test block.Calculation:FF = µ x FGµ = FF: FGµ = 637: 981µ = 0.649The digital scales show the µ-value precisely. GWS® - Lasi-Quick µ is delivered in a small plastic case.