The World leader in material testing Instruments.
Part of Instron's protfolio is
- Instron® Equipment - Tensile and Compression
- Dynamic Testing - Both Servohydraulic and Electric solutions
- Torsion Machines
- Bi-Axial Testing - Linear and Torsion testing at the same time (Specially designed for Bio-Medical applications) SATEC™ Equipment)
- Polymet testing - HDT, Vicat and MFI
- Impact Testers for both polymers and metals
We also offer accessories such as: Extensometers, Grips, Load Cells, and More.
The 5900 Series Universal Testing Instruments offer exceptional performance and are designed with enhancements that deliver unparalleled accuracy and reliability, improved ergonomics, and an enhanced overall experience for the operator.
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ElectroPuls systems are the established materials testing instruments using patented linear motor technology. Offering slow-speed static and high-frequency fatigue testing, this versatile testing capability means ElectroPuls systems are ideal for any lab or office space.
Choose from axial only or combined axial-torsion systems that can deliver up to 10kN and 100Nm.
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Servohydraulic systems are the workhorse of any laboratory. They can perform a wide variety of low and high cycle fatigue, crack propagation, fracture toughness and other dynamic tests.
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Instron pendulums are designed to meet the growing demand for accurate and repeatable impact testing on a wide range of materials.
Instron Drop Towers are used to develop, fine tune, and validate material models. The new 9400 Series produces reliable, repeatable results whether you are testing materials and components before production to improve product acceptance or testing during production to ensure continuous improvement.
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Instron®'s CEAST Melt Flow Testers are specifically designed for easy and accurate measuring of the Melt Flow Rate (MFR) and the Melt Volume Rate (MVR).
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The Instron line of CEAST Thermo-mechanical systems are used to characterize the behavior of plastic materials at high temperatures, measuring the heat deflection temperature (HDT) and the Vicat softening temperature (Vicat).
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