Compression After Impact with a Drop Weight Impact Testing Machine
A CAI test (compression after impact test) is a two-step procedure that assesses the potential damage to composite materials. The CAI test procedure is described in the dedicated standards ASTM D7136M, ASTM D7136, ISO 18352 and Airbus AITM 1.0010. The first step involves using a drop weight impact machine to induce Barely Visible Impact Damage (BVID). This is followed by a compression test of the damaged coupon using an electromechanical machine.
Bluehill Universal: High-Temperature Add-On
The Bluehill Universal High-Temperature Add-On integrates temperature monitoring, furnace controls, and mechanical test data into a single workflow.
Mechanical Testing of Medical Device Plastics Webinar
Plastics in biomedical applications are rarely tested as standard dog bones. In this webinar, Biomedical Product Specialist Sam Havel covers how to test packaging, components, and device assemblies at body temperature, and how to keep your test data traceable in FDA-regulated labs.
Jaw Face Selection
Learn how to select the best jaw face type for your material when using side-acting grips and manual wedge grips on testing systems up to 150 kN.
A Beginner’s Guide to TestProfiler Webinar
Webinar: An introduction to Bluehill Universal's TestProfiler module for building custom test sequences with ramps, holds, and cycles. Learn the basics, explore events and actions, and see real ASTM/ISO applications.
2820-036 Variable Angle Peel Fixture
See everything that's included with the 2820-036 Variable Angle Peel Fixture and learn the correct procedure for installation.
Large-Volume Autoinjector Testing and Partial Torsion Cap Removal
The Autoinjector Testing System for Large-Volume Devices is designed to evaluate the performance, functionality, and usability of large-volume autoinjectors (3+ mL).