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Elastomer & Rubber Testing Equipment

Elastomer & Rubber Testing Equipment
Rubber and Elastomers are tested for strength, toughness, resistance to impact, elasticity and dynamic properties (loss modulus, etc). Testing is especially important in rubbers because the combination of compounds contains many components and optimized processing requires thorough testing and constant monitoring of properties to ensure consistent high quality products.

Specialty elastomers are used for aerospace and medical applications. Rubber compounds for used for tires, shoe soles, belts, pulleys, gaskets, hockey pucks, running shoe soles, exercise mats.
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Elastomer & Rubber Test Machines
TouchPad based Elastomer & Rubber Test Machines - Testers

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Fatigue Test Machines for Elastomer & Rubber

More Info: Test Machine Selection - Helpful Considerations

Least Expensive Test Machine Considerations
  • It is important to discuss your application requirements with a TestResources applications engineer. Clearly understood requirements lowers risks by eliminating potential misunderstandings that increase costs. Help us understand your goals and needs and you will save money with TestResources.

  • Our product line is modular or 'lego-like' which makes it possible buy very affordable configurations and delay expenditures until they become a requirement. Our modular line spans requirements from 'least expensive' to 'most flexible and versatile'.

  • A machine that utilizes a standalone controller is much more affordable than one that requires a computer. Standalone controllers feature optional software that enables use to expand to a PC, including control of the test machine, export of data to a PC, curve plotting and analysis of data. A standalone controller also is a better choice in many production testing applications.

  • Finally, the machines force/speed requirements impact the price of the machine. Higher forces and fast speeds demand bigger motors and increase the purchase price.
Most Versatile Test Machine Considerations
  • Versatility implies being able to reset the machine for different materials, different test methods, and different operators on an as needed basis.

  • A PC based controller is more versatile than a standalone controller. Versatility is valuable where test demands or operators change often and in cases where the test requirements are unknown - such as research and testing service lab environments.

  • A dual column load frame has more versatility than a single column frame but cannot then be used easily for testing large samples or mounting a large temperature chamber. The good news is that our product line is modular or 'lego-like' which makes it inerently versatile. It is possible to buy very affordable configurations and delay expenditures until they become a requirement. Our modular line makes it possible to decide where to spend monies to increase versatility or not.

  • A high force rated test machine performs more tests than a low force rated machine. Higher forces and faster test speeds require bigger motors and increase the purchase price. The addition of a low force load cell is all that is needed to perform low force measurements.
Do you need to perform fatigue tests?
  • A fatigue test machine is capable of performing virtually any and all mechanical tests. These include static tensile, compression, peel and tests such as stress relaxation and creep. In addition a fatigue tester can generate dynamic impact tests, simulate loading service conditions, perform high cycle tests that last millions of cycles.

  • Multichannel tests, such as biaxial tests, are most commonly configured as fatigue testers for a variety of reasons.

  • The term 'cyclic' tester may refer to an electromechanical test machine that can cycle (slowly) between position or load limits. We differentiate that type of machine from our fatigue tester.

  • It is critical to discuss your fatigue application requirements with a TestResources applications engineer. Clearly understood requirements lowers risks by eliminating potential misunderstandings that increase costs. Help us understand your goals and needs and you will save money with TestResources.

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Popular Rubber Test Methods and Equipment Configurations
ASTM D412 - Test Equipment for Tensile Test of Rubber

ISO 37 - Test Equipment for Tensile Tests of Rubber

ASTM D624 - Test Equipment for Tear Resistance of Rubber


ISO 34 - Test Equipment for Rubber Tear Strength

Elastomer & Rubber Testing Accessories
Special Rubber Test Fixtures

Grips for Tensile Tests of Rubber

High Low Temperature Chambers for Testing Rubber

Elastomer & Rubber Testing Applications
Standard Flexural Bend Tests - Elastomer & Rubber

Standard Compression Tests - Elastomer & Rubber


Standard Tensile Tests - Elastomer & Rubber


Standard Shear Tests - Elastomer & Rubber


Standard Fatigue Tests - Elastomer & Rubber


Friction Test Standards - Elastomer & Rubber


Indentation Test Standards for Elastomer & Rubber


Mechanical Test Standards - Elastomer & Rubber


Peel, Adhesion and Bond Test Standards - Rubber & Elastomer


Tear Test Standards - Rubber & Elastomer

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