Motorbike Brake Tester FRM
The motorbike brake tester FRM is designed to check the brake condition of these, allowing a maximum axle load of up to 1 T. The braking force measurement is obtained from the electrical signal provided by a strain gauge to the data acquisition system.
The system consists of a frame with two rollers covered with welding or synthetic fibre to ensure good tyre adhesion in adverse conditions. It has built-in safety systems that detect the presence of the vehicle throughout the test and the adherence of the tyres at the time of measurement.
The most significant information obtained is:
- Brake force measurement for manual and pedal brakes
- Rolling resistance
- Measurement of ovality and weight (optional)
- Pedal effort (hand clamp and pedometer) *optional
- Braking performance
Standard equipment
- Brake tester
- Control console
- Self-locking rollers for easy exit
- Electronic control and SMWR Software
Console for motorbike equipment
Technical data
- Maximum load1 T
- Engine power4.6 kW
- Test speed5.88 km/h
- Maximum wheel width400 mm
- Voltage400 V 50 Hz
- Fuse protection3 x 16 A
- Thermal protector1 x 9 - 12.5 A
- Roller diameter (welding, fibre)208 mm
- Length of rollers440 mm
- Adhesion coefficient0,9 dry - 0,7 wet
- Maximum braking force3.5 kN
- Measuring step0'01 kN
- Measurement error indication1%
Software
Ryme Worldwide has SMRW (Software Maquinaria Ryme Worldwide) for its equipment, which is responsible for collecting information from our equipment and peripherals, analysing it and displaying it on the information output device. All of this is accompanied by the necessary electronics to optimise performance to the maximum.
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