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Tensile testing machines — universal material and component test systems
Our tensile testing range covers servo-controlled universal testing machines with wedge grips, compression platens and non-contact video extensometry, used for material characterisation and component strength testing.
What makes this industry hard
From a single-column bench to a full universal machine.
Specimen preparation decides the result
Grip alignment, jaw pressure and specimen geometry affect the measured strength as much as the machine does.
Elongation needs the right extensometer
Contact and non-contact methods differ in what they can measure on soft, thin or hot specimens.
Reporting has to be traceable
Buyers are usually asked for raw curves and batch records, not only a pass/fail figure.
What we provide
What we provide
Our tensile testing range covers servo-controlled universal testing machines with wedge grips, compression platens and non-contact video extensometry, used for material characterisation and component strength testing.
Servo universal testing machines
Single- and dual-column machines for tensile, compression and flexural testing.
Fixtures and extensometry
Wedge grips, compression platens and non-contact video extensometry.
Test software and records
Test runs and results are recorded for batch traceability.
Questions buyers ask
Questions buyers ask
- Can you supply the machine to a specific standard?
- Tell us the standard and the specimen; we will confirm the frame, grips and extensometer configuration before quoting.
- Do you offer non-contact extensometry?
- Yes — we supply video extensometry for specimens where contact gauges are unsuitable.
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From a single-column bench to a full universal machine.