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GOST 262 Fig. 2 Cutting Die – Angle Tear Specimen
Angle tear specimen · Tear specimen — built to GOST 262. Hardened steel or economical ribbon steel.
Brand: Universal Grip | Model: / UGC-CDR-GOST262-F2 | ● Made to order
Cuts the GOST 262 Fig. 2 angle Tear Specimen profile: 100 mm overall length
Two styles: hardened steel for 0–5 mm, ribbon steel for 0–3 mm
Integral ejector (hardened) or foam pad (ribbon) pushes each specimen free
Fits manual, pneumatic and hydraulic sample-cutting presses
Free test cuts on your material before you order
Custom profiles, multi-cavity dies and nick/notch features on request
Downloads: Ribbon Steel Die Data Sheet (PDF)
Standards: GOST 262 · ASTM D624
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Precision cutting die for GOST 262 Fig. 2 angle Tear Specimen specimens
This Universal Grip die cuts the angle tear specimen (tear specimen) defined in GOST 262: Rubber, vulcanized - Determination of tear strength (trouser, angle and crescent test pieces). The angle test piece is cut with a 90° inner vertex where tear initiates under tensile loading. GOST 262 offers trouser, angle and crescent geometries; Fig. 2 is the angle variant, which may be used with or without a nick.
We make it in two styles so the die suits the material you cut. The one-piece hardened steel die is machined from a single piece of steel and holds its edge on rigid & semi-rigid plastics, filled compounds, rubber, sheet & film from 0 to 5 mm thick. The ribbon steel (steel-rule) die uses a precision-bent hardened rule in a laser-cut plywood base with a foam ejection pad, an economical choice for rubber, elastomers, TPE, foams, soft plastics & films up to 3 mm. Both cut the same GOST 262 Fig. 2 profile.
GOST 262 Fig. 2 specimen dimensions
The die is cut to the nominal profile in GOST 262: overall length 100 mm, width 19 mm, included angle 90°, optional nick depth (at angle apex) 1.0 ± 0.2 mm and recommended thickness 2.0 ± 0.2 mm. Always check your current edition of the standard for tolerances and the test procedure.
Where it is used
Typical uses for GOST 262 Fig. 2 specimens include vulcanized rubber compounds, seals and gaskets, hoses and belts and incoming QC of elastomer sheet.
Cutting specimens with the die
The die mounts on a benchtop arbor press with a simple lateral screw; the material sits on a hard nylon cutting plate so every stroke cuts cleanly through. With an adapter, the same die can also cut specimens on your universal testing machine. Send us a sample of your material and we will make test cuts free of charge, so you can confirm the edge quality before you order. Hardened dies can be re-sharpened with our die sharpening tool.
GOST 262 Fig. 2 Cutting Die Specifications
STANDARD
GOST 262 Fig. 2
SPECIMEN
Angle tear specimen
SPECIMEN TYPE
Tear specimen
OVERALL LENGTH
100 mm
WIDTH
19 mm
INCLUDED ANGLE
90°
OPTIONAL NICK DEPTH (AT ANGLE APEX)
1.0 ± 0.2 mm
RECOMMENDED THICKNESS
2.0 ± 0.2 mm
HARDENED STEEL DIE
One-piece machined steel, 0–5 mm material, integral ejector plate
RIBBON STEEL DIE
Steel rule in plywood base, 0–3 mm material, foam ejection pad
PRESS COMPATIBILITY
Manual, pneumatic & hydraulic sample-cutting presses
PART NUMBERS
(hardened) · UGC-CDR-GOST262-F2 (ribbon)
Models & Options
Hardened Steel Cutting Die — One-piece machined, hardened and precision-finished; rigid & semi-rigid plastics, filled compounds, rubber, sheet & film; 0–5 mm; integral ejector plate; re-sharpenable
Ribbon Steel Cutting Die — Precision-bent hardened steel rule in a laser-cut plywood base with closed-cell foam ejection pad; rubber, elastomers, TPE, foams, soft plastics & films; 0–3 mm; economical, fast turnaround (UGC-CDR-GOST262-F2)
Press mounting — Matched to your press make and model, or an adapter for your universal testing machine (Specify at order)
Custom features — Custom profiles, multi-cavity dies and nick/notch features on request (Custom)
What's Included
GOST 262 Fig. 2 cutting die in your chosen style (hardened or ribbon steel)
Specimen ejection: integral ejector plate (hardened) or foam ejection pad (ribbon)
Mounting to suit your press — tell us the make and model
Data sheet with the nominal profile dimensions
Supported Test Standards
GOST 262 — Rubber, vulcanized - Determination of tear strength (trouser, angle and crescent test pieces)
ASTM D624 — Related standard: tear strength of rubber, including the Die C angle specimen
Compatible Grips & Fixtures
Arbor press — Benchtop press for cutting angle Tear Specimen specimens with this die
Sample die press — Specimen-preparation presses and tools
Pneumatic grips — Constant clamping force for rubber dumbbells and tear specimens
Roller grips — Self-tightening eccentric roller grips for elastomers
Die sharpening tool — Restore the cutting edge of a hardened steel die
Elastomer testing — Grips, fixtures and dies for rubber and TPE testing
“Customer quote”
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GOST 262 Fig. 2 Cutting Die FAQ
What is the GOST 262 test used for?
The angle test piece is cut with a 90° inner vertex where tear initiates under tensile loading. GOST 262 offers trouser, angle and crescent geometries; Fig. 2 is the angle variant, which may be used with or without a nick.
What are the GOST 262 Fig. 2 specimen dimensions?
The die cuts the nominal GOST 262 profile: overall length 100 mm, width 19 mm, included angle 90°, optional nick depth (at angle apex) 1.0 ± 0.2 mm and recommended thickness 2.0 ± 0.2 mm. These values come from the standard; check your current edition for tolerances.
Hardened steel or ribbon steel: which GOST 262 Fig. 2 die should I choose?
For most rubber and TPE sheet around 2 mm thick, the ribbon steel die is the economical choice. Choose hardened steel for filled or harder compounds, sheet up to 5 mm, or high daily volumes, since it lasts longer and can be re-sharpened.
Which press do I need for the GOST 262 Fig. 2 die?
The die fits manual, pneumatic and hydraulic sample-cutting presses. On our arbor press it mounts with a lateral screw, and an adapter lets it run on a universal testing machine. Tell us your press make and model and we will match the mounting.
Can you make test cuts on my material?
Yes. Send us a sample of your sheet and we will make test cuts free of charge, so you can see the edge quality and confirm the right die style before you order.
Can you make a custom or multi-cavity GOST 262 Fig. 2 die?
Yes. We make custom profiles, multi-cavity dies and nick or notch features on request. Send the drawing or standard, your material and thickness, and your press model.