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A tensile tester, also known as a pull tester or univeral testing machine (UTM), is an electromechanical test system that applies a tensile (pull) force to a material to determine the tensile strength and deformation behavior until break.
Tensile testing is a type of mechanical testing performed on universal testing machines that determines the tensile properties of materials and products.
A Universal Testing Machine (UTM), also known as a tensile testing machine/tester, is an electromechanical testing system that applies a tensile force to raw materials or components to test for both tensile and compressive strength.
The ASTM D638 is among the most common tensile testing protocols. The ASTM D638 measures plastics tensile properties including ultimate tensile strength, yield strength, elongation and Poisson's ratio. The most common testing machine used in tensile testing is the universal testing machine.
Instron manufactures tensile, compression, fatigue, impact, rheology, and structural testing machines, testing a variety of materials and range of applications. Telephone: +1 800 877 6674.
ADMET provides high-quality and reliable tensile test machines for a wide range of applications. Explore our tension testing equipment.
Explore the world of tensile testing machines with Pacorr. Learn about their types, applications, operation, and maintenance. Discover how tensile testing benefits various industries.
This guide will introduce you to the sophisticated world of tensile testing machines, focusing on their types, functionalities, and the relevant standards like ASTM D638 and ISO 527-2, particularly highlighting how Pacorr's state-of-the-art equipment sets industry benchmarks.
Tinius Olsen offers solutions for testing the strength and performance of plastics, metals, composites and many other materials through tensile, flexural, compression, folding endurance, impact, heat distortion, Vicat, melt flow, tear and puncture tests.
The 6800 series Universal Testing Machines are designed to perform tensile, compression, flex, peel, puncture, friction, shear tests, and more.