Product Features

A universal testing machine is used to test the tensile stress and compressive strength of materials.

ADMET recently developed a custom-engineered solution for a client requiring a specialized hydraulic testing system to evaluate the performance of industrial gaskets.

ADMET recently delivered six of our eXpert 9313 Rotating Beam Fatigue Testing Systems configured each system with a custom light tower.

A highly respected research University approached ADMET with an interesting problem. They needed a very cost-effective way to test the fatigue life of polymer lattice structures to ensure that certain 3D printed knee replacement prostheses would hold up over time.

ADMET recently configured an eXpert 7601 single column testing system with a safety enclosure so a customer could safely conduct bend testing on thin glass specimens without fear of broken shards causing injury or damage in the lab.

ADMET recently designed a customized shear fixture for shearing thermal spray coatings off of a substrate.

The system accurately determines tensile strength and elongation of delicate copper foil samples, some as thin as 8 microns (0.008 mm).

Check out this customized compression testing system designed to test bicycle components.

The new Gauge Buster 3 Zero Force Compensation feature automatically tares loads on top-acting concrete testing machines.

Designed to handle tests on medical device trays and peel tests on medical device pouches according to ASTM F88, these systems outshine conventional test solutions.

Capable of performing rotating beam fatigue at speeds up 6,000 rpm (100Hz) and bending moments up to 200Nm (147.5 lb-ft), the eXpert 9300 RBF can accommodate straight shank specimens.

ADMET designed a custom friction testing system to quantify the durability and the degradation of materials to the lubricity of coatings.

Changes to the ASTM C1609 fiber-reinforced concrete three-point bend fixture include the loading nose and bottom brackets.

ADMET’s eXpert 5900 Series Electrodynamic Fatigue Testing Machines perform fatigue testing up to 10Hz in frequency and provide up to 14kN in load capacity.

ADMET testing systems equipped with controllers such as MTESTQuattro ensure that the specified test rate is accurately maintained throughout the test.

Material testing aims to simulate the real-world application for the results to be valid, so high or low-temperature environmental chambers may be needed.

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