Test Type
Tensile Testing
Compression Testing
Bend & Flexural Testing
Shear Testing
Peel Testing
    1. Electromechanical Universal Testing Machines
    2. Electromechanical Universal Testing Machines Electromechanical universal testing machines deliver precise, stable loading through a high-performance motor-driven crosshead. Unlike hydraulic systems, they offer clean, quiet, and maintenance-free operation, eliminating the risk of oil leaks, reducing downtime, and ensuring a consistently controlled testing environment.
Torsion Testing
    1. Torsion Testing Machines
    2. Torsion Testing Machines Torsion testing machines are used to evaluate the torsional properties of materials and components. Torsion testing machines are typically categorized into material torsion testers and wire torsion testers, supporting a wide range of specimen from metallic bars and tubes to wires and composite materials.
Dynamic Fatigue Testing
    1. Dynamic Fatigue Testing Machines
    2. Dynamic Fatigue Testing Machines Dynamic fatigue testing machines are designed to perform repeated cyclic loading on materials and components. Unlike universal testing machines which apply quasi-static loads to determine yield strength, tensile strength, and ultimate failure, fatigue testing systems typically load materials within the elastic range until failure occurs due to accumulated fatigue damage.
Impact Testing
    1. Pendulum Impact Testing Machines
    2. Pendulum Impact Testing Machines Pendulum impact testing machines measure the energy absorbed by a material under impact loading, providing a direct evaluation of its impact strength and toughness.
    1. Drop Weight Impact Testing Machines
    2. Drop Weight Impact Testing Machines It is widely used to determine the energy required to cause cracking, penetration, or complete failure of plastics, composites, and metallic materials.
HDT/Vicat Testing
Melt Flow Index Testing
    1. Melt Flow Indexer (Manual)
    2. Melt Flow Indexer (Manual) The series melt flow index testers are precision instruments designed to measure the melt flow rate of thermoplastic materials under specified test conditions. The melt flow rate (MFR) or melt volume rate (MVR) represents the mass or volume of molten polymer extruded through a standardized die within 10 minutes at a defined temperature and load.
Creep & Stress Rupture Testing
    1. Creep & Stress Rupture Testing Machines
    2. Creep & Stress Rupture Testing Machines High-temperature creep and stress rupture testing machines are designed to measure the creep behavior and long-term rupture strength of metallic materials under constant tensile load and elevated temperatures.