The precision specimen loader improves alignment and the setup process for testing thin films and foils, resulting in reduced variation in test results and improved safety and ergonomics. Available for our 250 N pneumatic side action tensile grips (catalog no. 2712-052), this device uses a detachable alignment clip and linear rail to guide the specimens into the grips. The precision specimen loader is available in multiple sizes to accommodate a wide range of specimen dimensions.

The InSkill mobile app is a feature included in your Instron Connect agreement that includes an AI-driven troubleshooting tool to help you solve your Instron system's issues.

In this webinar, we examine trends in the EV battery industry and challenges related to mechanical testing, and we discuss solutions that lead to improved testing accuracy, repeatability, and throughput.

The InSkill mobile app is a feature included with your Instron Connect agreement that utilizes AI technology and allows you to view your Instron system’s calibration certificates and service history.

Instron Connect includes a number of technologies that create a secure connection between the testing systems at your facility and Instron. Our problem-solving tools harness innovative technology to rapidly troubleshoot issues and answer your technical questions, increasing productivity, reducing risk, and minimizing downtime.

The Instron AT3 Automated Testing System utilizes an innovative, adaptable design for testing a variety of materials including: rigid plastics, elastomers, rubber, thin film, foam, and metals. With a smaller footprint than the AT6 robotic system, the AT3 provides a simple and compact solution while still maintaining high throughput and accuracy.

The Lab Management module contains Bluehill Central’s file repository, which is stored on the database server. Connected Instron frames can access the database to run controlled test methods or export results.

Instron MFi Series of melt flow index testers are specifically designed for easy and accurate measuring of Melt Flow Rate (MFR) and Melt Volume Rate (MVR) according to Melt Flow Rate testing procedure A, procedure B, procedure C, and procedure D, determined by ASTM D1238 and ISO 1133 standards.

In this video, we explore Active Zone display, a feature of Bluehill® Universal 4.25 and later. An "Active Zone" refers to a dynamic visual display that shows the ongoing test's specific zone within your test workspace.