Force Testing Instruments & Measurement Devices
Force testing is a way of determining how an object will react when it is subjected to tensile or compressive loads - either during its normal operation or when being pulled/pushed until it deliberately fails or breaks.
These forces can be classified as tension, compression, flexure, shear and fracture. When delivered suddenly at ultra-high speed this is known broadly as 'dynamic' loading. It is typically used for cyclic-fatigue or creep testing to determine the life-cycle of materials or components. However, it is much more common to measure the mechanical strength of an object by applying a load at a constant rate or varying it slowly, this is known as 'static' or 'monotonic' loading.
Explore our full range of force testing instruments & measurement devices today.
Force testing is a way of determining how an object will react when it is subjected to tensile or compressive loads - either during its normal operation or when being pulled/pushed until it deliberately fails or breaks.
These forces can be classified as tension, compression, flexure, shear and fracture. When delivered suddenly at ultra-high speed this is known broadly as 'dynamic' loading. It is typically used for cyclic-fatigue or creep testing to determine the life-cycle of materials or components. However, it is much more common to measure the mechanical strength of an object by applying a load at a constant rate or varying it slowly, this is known as 'static' or 'monotonic' loading.
Explore our full range of force testing instruments & measurement devices today.





