Materials Testing and Properties
Basic to Advanced Materials Testing Equipment for Teaching
The materials testing and properties products offer a wide range of teaching equipment to demonstrate key materials properties; they cover Hooke's Law and Young's modulus associated with elastic properties, and stress/strain analysis. For more advanced learning, experiments available progress to hardness testing, complex analysis of stress and strain, testing specimens to destruction and various apparatus for learning about material fatigue.
The range also extends into the area of structures and structural elements, providing supplementary products to our complete modular Structures range.
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Product Ranges
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Basic Elastic Properties
Basic Elastic Properties
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Tensile and Universal Testing Machines
Tensile and Universal Testing Machines
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Impact Testing
Impact Testing
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Hardness Testing - Industrial
Hardness Testing - Industrial
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Free Standing Structures Experiments
Free Standing Structures Experiments
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Creep Testing
Creep Testing
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Stress and Strain Analysis
Stress and Strain Analysis
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Torsion Testing
Torsion Testing
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Fatigue Testing
Fatigue Testing
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Test Specimens
Test Specimens
Featured Products
DefleX-2D
An entry-level digital image correlation (DIC) system to teach students how to measure and visualise surface deformations, strains and displacements in materials and shapes.
Coming Soon - DefleX-3D
With DefleX®-3D, students can measure and visualise full-field, three-dimensional, varied strain analysis and motion measurements on materials.
UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE
A versatile bench-mounted machine for compressive and tensile tests on different materials and structures.
BEAM APPARATUS
A bench top frame with load cells and cantilevers for the study of deflection and forces on different types of beams for a wide range of supports and loads; also demonstrates Young's modulus.