WTS Universal Testing Machines

Electronic Universal Testing Machines are versatile instruments capable of performing a wide range of mechanical tests. They utilize electronic load cells and servo-controlled systems to provide precise force measurement and control. These machines are commonly used for tensile, compression, flexure, and shear tests.
Hydraulic Universal Testing Machines employ hydraulic power to apply loads to test specimens. They are often used for high-force testing applications and can handle large and heavy components.
Fatigue Testing Machines are designed to evaluate the endurance limit of materials under cyclic loading conditions. They simulate real-world loading scenarios to determine the number of cycles a material can withstand before failure.
High and Low Temperature Universal Testing Machines are used to evaluate the mechanical properties of materials at extreme temperatures. They are equipped with temperature chambers to simulate various environmental conditions.
Compression Testing Machines are specifically designed to measure the compressive strength of materials. They are used to determine the maximum load a material can withstand before failing under compression.
Horizontal Tensile Testing Machines are used to perform tensile tests on long or flexible specimens, such as wires, cables, and fabrics. They are equipped with horizontal grips to accommodate the geometry of the specimen.
Creep Relaxation Testing Machines are used to measure the time-dependent deformation of materials under constant load or stress. They are commonly used for testing polymers and viscoelastic materials.