Discover Instron’s next‑generation Autoinjector Testing System in this webinar, showcasing full functionality testing, Bluehill Universal method templates, essential performance measurements, system suitability, and tools that streamline validation for a wide range of autoinjector devices.

ASTM D1002 describes the procedure for evaluating the shear strength of adhesives used for bonding metals in the automotive, aerospace, and electronics fields.

Instron’s Autoinjector Testing System uses a high-resolution video camera, along with the machine vision camera, to provide critical visuals to aid in root cause analysis when a device failure occurs.

Instron’s latest generation Autoinjector Testing System can perform full functionality testing on a wide range of drug delivery devices — such as needle shield and button-activated devices, as well as safety syringes.

Bluehill Universal uses simplified test types that empower users to develop and change method parameters with ease, while offering the flexibility to readily accommodate future devices without requiring Instron’s support.

Instron's training courses help to improve the confidence and knowledge of your operators by teaching them how to operate your Instron system to its full capability, increasing productivity and efficiency in your lab.

Did you know regular preventative maintenance can reduce the risk of accidents and prolong the lifespan of your testing instruments? Hear Instron Service employees reflect on the importance of preventative maintenance.

ASTM D1894 and ISO 8295 are standardized test methods used for determining static (μ_s) and kinetic (μ_k) coefficients of friction of plastic film and sheeting.

Instron's continued use of deadweights in melt flow indexers reflects a thoughtful commitment to precision and consistency. Even as ASTM standards evolve, this approach ensures reliable, repeatable results.