High-Speed Tensile Testing Machine

With more and more requests being voiced for improved safety reliability in the automobile, electric and other industries, the evaluation of the dynamic strength (vs. impact properties) of materials is becoming more and more important.
The check point in material strength evaluation that has conventionally been only static strength has expanded to include the scope of dynamic strength (vs. impact properties). The dynamic strength of materials is used in CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) as the fundamental data of product design, and are also being greatly applied for the purpose of improving the efficiency and speed of R&D.
The dynamic strength properties and materials evaluation data of fracture types such as this can be measured easily by the Shimadzu Hydroshot HITS-T10.
Data for S-S (stress-strain) curves, maximum test force, energy, displacement, and other test parameters, that serve as the dynamic strength information of various materials, can be provided by tensile testing at arbitrary speeds up to 72 kmh (20 msec).