Easy, quick, one-handed placement is the key to United's Model EZ Extensometer. Designed with a minimum number of moving parts, and "snap-on" mechanization, the unit combines simple operation with reliable, efficient measuring performance. (read more)

Shimadzu's new automatic extensometer provides users with increased sensitivity, accuracy, and ease-of-use. Ideal for masuring sample reactions to applied loads - tension or compression – made easier with SIE-560 series' one-touch operation, and improved sensor-output processing. (read more)

Zwick has released its latest videoXtens video extensometer aimed at materials testing applications where it is impractical or inadvisable to make contact with the specimen. Able to simultaneously measure longitudinal as well as transverse strain the device is particularly suited for the measurement of r and n values to ISO 10113 and ISO 10275 (read more)

The new dataTaker DT80G data extends the extremely successful DT80 family of stand alone data loggers with the addition of support for Vibrating Wire Strain Gauges and other Geotechnical sensors. (read more)

The new dataTaker DT85G data extends the DT85 stand alone data loggers with the addition of support for Vibrating Wire Strain Gauges and other Geotechnical sensors. (read more)

United manufactures a variety of special purpose tensile testing systems such as the FTF-48 Elastomer Testing System shown here. Do you have testing requirements that only a special purpose testing machine can satisfy? (read more)

This is a 500 pound capacity horizontal machine with a 12 by 72 inch heated bath six inches deep for testing tubing and other components which are in contact with blood or other body fluids during their normal use. The machine also has the ability to apply and measure torsion loads while measuring and controlling tensile loading. (read more)

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United is a front-runner in materials testing technology. They pioneered the first automatic data acquisition and reduction system in conjunction with physical testing, and developed the first fully automatic system testing several samples in sequence without operator involvement. (read more)

Designed and manufactured by United Testing Systems, Inc. for the Carter Holt Harvey Wood Products company of New Zealand, this computerized, super-long-beam tester will be used to test the flexural modulus of various types of wood products. (read more)

This machine is capable of conducting a variety of hardness tests. It uses Rockwell, Vickers or Knoop indenters and features programmable forces. The tester is equipped with an X-Y motion system to allow automatic specimen motion with repeatability +/- 0.5 micron. (read more)