Mechanical Testing Equipment

• Universal Testing Machines (UTM) – For tensile, compression, and flexural testing, including tests complying with IS 1608.
• Hardness Testers – Rockwell (IS 1586), Brinell (IS 1500), and Vickers (IS 1501) testers.
• Impact Testers – Charpy and Izod testers for determining material toughness, including tests complying with IS 1757 and IS 1598.
• Fatigue Testers – To determine material durability and lifespan under cyclic loading conditions.
• Torsion Testers – For testing the shear properties of materials under twisting forces.

All machines are NABL-calibrated and designed for compliance with relevant IS, ASTM, and ISO standards.

NABL calibration ensures that the testing equipment provides accurate, traceable, and reliable results, which is critical for R&D, quality control, and meeting regulatory requirements.

BIS compliance is essential for many products manufactured or sold in India. Our machines are built to perform tests according to specific Indian Standards (IS), such as:

• IS 1608: Metallic materials — Tensile testing at ambient temperature.
• IS 1500: Metallic materials — Brinell hardness test.
• IS 1586: Metallic materials — Rockwell hardness test.
• IS 1757: Method for Charpy impact test (U-notch and V-notch) for metallic material.

Using NABL-calibrated, IS-compliant equipment is necessary to certify that your materials and products meet applicable quality and safety requirements.

A Universal Testing Machine (UTM) is a versatile mechanical testing machine designed to test the mechanical properties of materials by applying controlled forces in tension, compression, or bending/flexure.

• Tensile Test: Pulls a sample apart to measure its ultimate tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation (ductility) as per IS 1608.
• Compression Test: Pushes down on a sample to determine its behaviour and strength under crushing loads.
• Flexural (Bend) Test: Bends a sample, often using 3-point or 4-point loading, to measure its flexural strength and modulus.

UTMs are used for quality control and R&D across industries working with metals, plastics, polymers, composites, textiles, and construction materials.