Instron offers an extensive range of fully-integrated dynamic and fatigue testing systems from 1000 N up to 5000 kN. Incorporating servohydraulic, servo-electric and linear motor technologies, these test instruments cover a broad range of fatigue, dynamic, and static testing applications. These applications include high-cycle fatigue, low-cycle fatigue, thermo-mechanical fatigue, fracture mechanics, crack propagation and growth studies, fracture toughness, bi-axial, axial-torsional, multi-axial, high strain rate, quasi-static, creep, stress-relaxation, and other types of dynamic and static tests.
Dynamic and Fatigue Test Systems
Damper Test Systems
The damper test systems are ideal for evaluating the damping force of two/four-wheeler/rail shock absorbers. These are available in single and dual station modules. Many other damper specific application systems are available to explore
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General Purpose Hydraulic Fatigue
General purpose servohydraulic systems ideal for high-cycle and low-cycle fatigue, fracture mechanics and quasi-static testing.
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Servo Electric Test Systems
Servo Electric Actuator Systems are uniquely designed for the low strain rate requirements of LCF testing, utilizing electric technology to minimize infrastructure requirements and running costs.
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Axial Torsion Test Systems
Axial Torsion Test Systems handle both axial and torsional displacement on the specimen and specimen fixturing without backlash along either axis.
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Biaxial Cruciform Test Systems
Biaxial cruciform testing systems combine the axial loading of four independent actuators to deliver precision center-point control for studying in-plane biaxial material fatigue properties.
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High Temperature Fatigue
High temperature fatigue testing includes Low Cycle Fatigue (LCF), Thermomechanical Fatigue (TMF) and Electro-Thermal Mechanical Testing
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Dynamic Calibration Kit
Determination of measurement uncertainty related to static operations on a testing machine is relatively easy. Dynamic calibration of the test system is complex.
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