New Materials Testing in Shandong, China

DIN Abrasion Tester

• Manufacturer: RADE

AT150 DIN Abrasion Tester AT150 is also called DIN, Schopper abrasion resistance tester. Compared with common brands tester of Akron and Grasselli, it has many advantages, such as small required specimen, short p...

Miniature Averaging Axial Extensometers – Model 3442RA1

• Manufacturer: Epsilon

With gauge lengths of 1 and 2 inches (25 and 50 mm) and measuring ranges of 0.050 and 0.100 inches (1.2 and 2.5 mm), the Model 3442RA1 was designed for applications where tensile or compressive strength tests on ...

QK-20 Manual V- notch Cutting Machine

• Manufacturer: jinan testing equipment ie

Model QK-20 notch cutter is designed to make impact test specimen of simple beam and cantilever beam, and it possesses the features of simple structure, easy operation, stable performance, and it is the necessary...

Miniature Transverse (Diametral) Extensometers – Model 3475

A miniature extensometer designed for general purpose transverse or diametral strain measurements on small or thin specimens. May be used simultaneously with the Model 3442 miniature axial extensometers or the Mo...

Axial Extensometer-Model 3542

• Manufacturer: Epsilon Technology Corp

These extensometers are designed for testing a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, composites and ceramics. All will work in both tension and compression. The dual flexure design makes them very ...

HB-3000B Brinell Hardness Tester

Use HB-3000B Brinell hardness tester is a bench-top hardness tester, suitable for the Brinell hardness of annealed and normalized workpieces, casting parts, non-ferrous metals and softer parts or unhardened steel...

Miniature Axial Extensometers – Model 3442

• Manufacturer: Epsilon

Weighing as little as 8 grams, these miniature extensometers are designed to have very low operating force with minimal specimen influence. All use an improved version of Epsilon’s dual flexure design which makes...

Bi-Axial or Axial Averaging Extensometers – Model 3560

• Manufacturer: Epsilon

This extensometer is ideally suited for testing anisotropic materials such as advanced composites as well as for general purpose tests like determining Poisson’s ratio. The Model 3560BIA uses a design unique to E...

Rugged, Long Gauge Length Extensometers – Model 3543

• Manufacturer: Epsilon

With over 15 years of proven reliability in the world’s most demanding testing environments, the Model 3543 extensometer is designed to survive in those applications where standard axial extensometers would not. ...

HVS-ZA Vickers Hardness Measuring System

• Manufacturer: Vickers

HVS-ZA Vickers Hardness Measuring System 1. This system can match a variety of Vickers hardness tester to upgrade stand-alone hardness tester or computer measuring system. 2. This measuring system can be integrat...

TE-UV2 Manual / Hydraulic

TE-UV2 Manual / Hydraulic Notch Cutter for Impact Specimen is specially designed for specimen preparation for impact specimen. Both manual type and hydraulic type are available to cutting the notch according to t...

High Temperature Clip-On Gages (700 °C) – Model 7641

These COD gages use a high-temperature capacitive sensor and do not require any cooling. They will operate up to the maximum temperature limit of most environmental chambers used in materials testing. The Model 7...

Deflection Gages(Deflectometers)

• Manufacturer: Epsilon Technology Corp

Deflection is measured with a single arm with an attached spherical contact tip, similar to those on a dial indicator. The full bridge strain gaged construction provides an electrical output compatible with any e...

HBRVS-187.5ST Senior Digital Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers universal hardness tester

• Manufacturer: Vickers

Main features： 1. Equipped Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers test methods 2. Electronic and electric loading, high precision sensor, with a unique closed-loop control system 3. Eyepiece structure with digital encoder, m...

Circumferential Extensometers – Model 3544

Circumferential extensometers measure the change in circumference as the sample is compressed. This is considered by many researchers to be a more accurate way to determine diametral strain, since the measurement...