Test, Lab, Medical equipment » Materials Testing » Tensile Test Equipment » Michigan

Building Filters

Related Events

Live Now

High-End Optical - Electronic Test Equipment from an American Defense Technology Company

by AllSurplus

Online
Ends Sep 23rd, 12:00 CDT
View event
3

Used sensor control in Michigan, USA

  • 200K (1,000kN) Riehle FS-200 12869-00

    200K (1,000kN) Riehle FS-200 12869-00

      Computer System with Keyboard & Mouse 24" LED-Backlit LCD Color Monitor Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit, Workstation. MTESTQuattro, Material Testing Software for Data Acquisition (Load, Position & 2 Strain), Anal...

      Warren, MI
    • 10K (50kN) United STM-10 United

      10K (50kN) United STM-10 United STM-10

        Computer System with Keyboard & Mouse 24" LED-backlit LCD Color Monitor Microsoft Windows 10 Professional, Workstation. MTESTQuattro, Material Testing Software for Data Acquisition (Load, Position, 2 Strain & AUX...

        Warren, MI
      • 120K (600kN) Satec WHVL (MTQ

        120K (600kN) Satec WHVL (MTQ Servo) 13148-00

        • Manufacturer: Satec

        New Windows 11 Pro Computer System with Keyboard and Mouse 24" Flat Screen Monitor MTGenius, Material Testing Software for Data Acquisition (load, position, 2 strain & aux), Analysis and Computer Controlled Testi...

        Warren, MI

      Overview

      Tensile test equipment is crucial for assessing the tensile strength, elasticity, and other mechanical properties of materials such as metals, plastics, and composites. These machines apply a controlled force to a sample until it breaks, providing essential data for quality control, research, and development in various industries.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when purchasing tensile test equipment?

      Consider the type of materials you will be testing, the required load capacity, precision, and available software for data analysis. Ensure the machine meets industry standards and certifications.

      How is tensile test equipment shipped safely?

      Tensile test equipment should be shipped using a reliable carrier that specializes in transporting sensitive machinery. Proper packaging, including cushioning and securement, is essential to prevent damage during transit.

      What maintenance is required for tensile test equipment?

      Regular maintenance includes calibration checks, lubrication of moving parts, and inspection for any wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule and keep detailed records of all maintenance activities.