Skin elasticity tester

NegotiableUpdate on 01/08

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Overview

The sensor probe developed with new technology is placed on the skin and slid to measure elasticity by measuring the stress of the skin. In traditional suction measurement methods, there are situations where the sensation is different from the actual contact with the skin, so it is not suitable for measuring aging collagen fibers. And through the AS-GP1 skin elasticity tester, it actually simulates the feeling of pinching the skin with fingers. By quantifying the elasticity of skin fibers, the elasticity, tension, hardness, and aging degree of collagen fibers can be quantitatively evaluated.

Product Details

The sensor probe developed with new technology is placed on the skin and slid to measure elasticity by measuring the stress of the skin. In traditional suction measurement methods, there are situations where the sensation is different from the actual contact with the skin, so it is not suitable for measuring aging collagen fibers. And through AS-GP1Skin elasticity testerIn fact, it simulates the feeling of pinching the skin with fingers, and can quantitatively evaluate the elasticity, tension, hardness, and aging degree of collagen fibers by quantifying the elasticity of skin fibers.

AS-GP1Skin elasticity testerfeature

Evaluate skin aging and hair growth by measuring the viscoelasticity of the skin and scalp.

·The sensor probe developed by applying new measurement technology can simulate the feeling of actually gripping the skin with fingers for quantitative evaluation.

·Due to its lightweight and compact structure, the probe can come into contact with the skin in any direction and measure directional areas such as wrinkles.

·You can measure the indentation area, such as the corner of the eye.

·The initial position, stroke, and holding time of the contact can be set in multiple stages.

·The repulsive force waveform can be monitored through a computer, and the measurement results and images can be saved.

AS-GP1 application

·Evaluate the photoaging of collagen fibers

·Assessment of skin elasticity and laxity

·Elastic 3D cultivation of skin models

·Scalp elasticity due to hair growth

·Used to evaluate hard skin areas such as fingers and heels

AS-GP1 measurement project

Stress (Max)	Skin hardness
Response retention rate	The elasticity of the skin
Response attenuation constant	Aging of collagen fibers
Rising response speed	skin laxity

AS-GP1 Skin Elasticity TesterTechnical Specifications

measurement method	Double contactor rebound force detection
measurement items	Skin elasticity M	Unit: %
	Skin laxity R	Unit: %
	Skin hardness F	Unit: g
	Measurement status H	Unit: %
Initial spacing of probes	10. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 millimeters
Probe travel	1. 2.3 millimeters
Probe holding time	0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 seconds
Stress range	0.0～400.0g
measurement accuracy	±0.5%FS
Probe size and weight	４０×５０×１７０ｍｍ	３００ｇ
Probe size and weight	W265×D220×H100mm	２５０ｇ
power supply	24VDC
software	SkinPinch
operating system	Win7 and above

AS-GP1 Skin Elasticity Testerapplication

Suitable for biomechanical testing and research on elasticity, hardness, and viscosity of skin, scalp, and hard skin areas.