Torsion Tester Market - Top Companies and Manufacturers

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• Instron - Instron has unveiled the latest upgrade to its testing equipment range, the Torsion Add-On 3.0, tailored for the new Instron 6802 Series. This upgrade refines its design to harness the newest features available, offering users a more straightforward, secure, and intuitive handling experience. Its capacity to conduct tests in axial, torsion, and combined axial-torsion modes enables it to mimic the real-world application of products and parts within a test setting. Additionally, it aligns with numerous global testing standards, including ISO 11040-4, ISO 80369, and ASTM F543.
• ADMET - ADMET has recently expanded its lineup with the introduction of the table-top eXpert 3910 electromechanical fatigue testing systems. These devices employ effective voice-coil actuators suited for low-force stretch, squeeze, and bend tests over several million cycles. Built to be clean, silent, small, and nearly free of upkeep, the eXpert 3910 series is an excellent match for any test setting. Each system is equipped with the MTESTQuattro, a software controller designed for dynamic fatigue testing that simplifies the creation of both simple and complex motion patterns. Consistent with ADMET's high standards, the eXpert 3910 series offers customization options for unique needs and meets or surpasses ASTM and ISO testing benchmarks.