Static materials testing machines
Zwick is the world's leading supplier of static materials testing machines, specially designed for tensile, compression and flexure tests, together with shear and torsion tests. Our static materials testing machines are suitable for applications in all fields, whether in quality control or research projects, delivering outstanding performance in challenging materials and component testing situations. Five different series are available, in a force range from 200 N to 2,500 kN, all designed for use in a wide range of demanding tests in many different areas of application.
- Materials testing machines up to 5 kN
The single-column zwickiLine materials testing machine is specially designed for low test-loads, while its compact layout allows it to be used in a variety of locations. PrecisionLine is the ideal solution wherever high-accuracy measurement of force and travel plus excellent test-result reproducibility are required, for example when testing small compression springs for electro-mechanical components or functional units.
- Universal testing machines from 1 kN to 250 kN
The two-column ProLine universal testing machines are specifically designed for function-testing components and for routine materials testing. AllroundLine universal testing machines are suitable for applications from all areas and guarantee an optimum solution for demanding testing applications, whether in quality control or in research projects.
- High-capacity machines from 330 kN to 2500 kN
The ongoing trend towards using ever-stronger materials calls for materials testing machines capable of dealing with these enhanced requirements. For the test-load range above 330 kN there is a choice of three different machine versions with different force levels.
- Sheet metal testing machines
These machines (type BUP) are used to determine and evaluate sheet metal properties. Typical sheet metal testing methods and standards include Erichsen cupping tests (EN ISO 20482), earing tests (EN 1669), square cup tests, hole expansion tests, FLC test and bulge test.
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