Tensile testing is essential for the characterization of the materials’ behaviours. It is performed by applying a continuously increasing tensile force to the major axis

A stress-strain curve that shows the relationship between engineering stress and strain is the principal result of the tensile test. Since the tensile force causes a little reduction in the sample’s cross-section, the true or actual stress is slightly different from the stress shown on the stress-strain curve.

The ratio of the applied load P to the cross-sectional area is used to compute stress (A). The simultaneous measurements of the changes in length and area serve as inputs for computing the parameters needed to build the stress-strain curve.

One of the finest methods to achieve the peace of mind you seek is to send your specimens to our facility for proper tensile sample preparation. Our aim is for you to feel completely at ease using our system. We’ll take photos of your samples before and after we prepare them, make a video of the procedure, and then send the finished tensile samples back to your plant for quality control. The best part is that you can use this service at no cost to you!

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