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An Introduction to Viscoelasticity Dynamic Mechanical Analysis
Biaxial - torsion and tension and compression universal testing example. There are many different products that require biaxial testing. Biaxial loading can be used to measure basic material properties and also the behavior of specific features of...
Medical Device Non-Clinical Bench (Mechanical) Testing
Based on the medical device class risk level, medical device manufacturers and developers in the United States must submit regulatory approval applications to the [...]
Sheet Metal Tension Testing
Sheet metal forming operations consist of simple bending, to stretching to deep drawing of complex parts. The mechanical properties of the sheet material greatly [...]
Shear Testing Essentials
Shear testing produces shear property data for material specifications, research and development, quality assurance, and structural design and analysis. Shear properties can be calculated [...]
Understanding a Universal Testing Machine Motor Control System
The mechanical properties of a material are determined by using a testing machine to push, pull or twist a sample of the material. Many materials [...]
Jaw Selection for Tensile Grips
Tensile grip jaw selection plays an important role for successful mechanical tests as if specimen slippage between the jaws occurs or if the [...]
Puncture Testing Essentials
Puncture testing, performed to determine the penetration or the puncture strength of materials used in packaging, food, textiles, and medical industries, measures properties such [...]
Wide Width Tensile Testing
Tensile testing is among the most standard tests performed by universal testing machines yet depending on how the test specimen is used in its [...]
Planar Biaxial Testing Guide
Planar biaxial testing applies force in both the x and y directions, allowing researchers to analyze the anisotropic behaviors of materials. Biaxial test results [...]