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Universal Testing Machine - Universal Tensile Tester

Universal Testing Machine - Tensile Tester
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Qualitest’s Universal Testing Machines (UTMs) deliver accuracy, reliability, and compliance across every industry. From tensile and compression to flexural and peel tests, our systems meet ASTM, ISO, and IEC standards, making them ideal for metals, plastics, composites, and elastomers.

Complies with ASTM A416 ASTM C39 ASTM D1938 ASTM D3330 ASTM D412
+13 more ASTM D638 ASTM D76 ASTM D828 ASTM D882 ASTM E4 ASTM E8 ASTM F904 BS 1610 DIN 5122 EN 1002-2 ISO 7500-1 JIS B7721 JIS P8113

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Universal Testing Machine - Tensile / Compression Tester - QM Series

QM-Series Universal Testing Machines: Quality and Affordability

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Qualitest’s Universal Testing Machines (UTMs) deliver accuracy, reliability, and compliance across every industry. From tensile and compression to flexural and peel tests, our systems meet ASTM, ISO, and IEC standards, making them ideal for metals, plastics, composites, and elastomers.

Key Features:

  Wide Load Range (5 kN – 2000 kN): Ideal for both research labs and production lines.

  Extreme Testing Conditions: Operates from –196 °C to 1000 °C for advanced applications.

  Fully Compliant: Conforms to international standards including ASTM, ISO, and IEC.

  Flexible Configurations: Choose from single or dual-column frames with various grips, fixtures, and extensometers.

  Reliable Global Support: Backed by expert installation, training, and service worldwide.

With installations in Fortune 500 labs, universities, and testing centers worldwide, Qualitest combines precision engineering with cost-efficient performance.

 

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