Blog - Default - Page 5 of 22 - NextGen Material Testing

8 Most Used ISO Standards in Material Testing

24 September 2024

What are ISO Standards? The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is an independent, non-governmental entity that develops and publishes standards to guarantee that products, services, and systems are safe, reliable, and of high quality. Established in 1947, ISO has grown […]

The Importance of Rubber Material Testing in Product Durability

13 September 2024

Did you know that the average rubber tire travels over 75,000 miles before wearing out? This incredible longevity is not by accident. It is the result of rigorous testing that confirms rubber materials can withstand everyday use. Whether in the […]

NextGen’s Moving Die Rheometer (MDR): The Future of Rubber Testing

9 September 2024

The Moving Die Rheometer (MDR) is a tool in rubber testing used to evaluate rubber compounds’ curing characteristics in both quality control and research. It measures how rubber responds to vulcanization by applying oscillating strain and recording the resulting torque. […]

Top 10 Most Common ASTM Standards for Metal Testing

31 August 2024

ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) holds a leading position in the field of material testing, and in particular metal testing. Established in 1898, ASTM International is recognized globally for developing and publishing voluntary consensus standards that guarantee the […]

Why NextGen is Your Best Choice for Material Testing Equipment

27 August 2024

In the field of material testing, finding a reliable partner that provides advanced equipment, consumables, and comprehensive services such as calibration, maintenance, and technical support is extremely important. With a large number of companies specializing in material testing equipment, the […]

Semi-Automatic Core Grinding Machine – A Review

19 August 2024

Creating a specimen is one thing but making sure that it is properly prepared for testing is another. In the field of material testing, the precision with which a specimen is prepared directly impacts the reliability and accuracy of the […]

Cost-Efficient Metal Testing Lab Equipment from NextGen

30 July 2024

At NextGen Material Testing, we have been a trusted provider of advanced metal testing lab equipment for many years. Throughout our extensive experience in the field of material testing, we have developed a deep understanding of the critical importance of […]

Brinell Hardness Test – 124 Years of Material Testing

17 July 2024

The Brinell hardness test is a commonly used hardness testing method that measures the hardness of materials. It does so by pressing a hard ball indenter into the surface of the material under a specified load and calculating the hardness […]

Selecting the Right Consumables for Material Testing

6 July 2024

Consumables for material testing are expendable items used in the preparation, testing, and analysis of materials. They include items such as indenters, anvils, test blocks, grips, fixtures, extensometers, cutting blades, mounting powders, resins, grinding papers, polishing cloths, and etchants. These […]

An Overview of the NextGen’s Linear Abrasion Tester

30 June 2024

There are many types of abrasion testing in material science: Martindale abrasion test, Wyzenbeek abrasion test, DIN abrasion test, and pin-on-disk wear testing. Among the most commonly used methods is the abrasion test, which involves rotating a specimen against an […]

From the Blog