Tensile Testing

Selecting the correct grips for tensile testing is one of the most important — and most overlooked — decisions in any materials testing setup.

Learn when to use an extensometer and why it is important for tensile testing on a universal testing machine.

A Universal Testing Machine (UTM) is a mechanical-testing instrument designed to apply controlled axial forces (and sometimes other modes of loading) to material specimens and then measure the specimen’s response (force, displacement, strain, deformation, failure) under well-defined conditions.

One of our bollard grips for our Stringing Together our Ropes, Strings, and Wire Grips ASTMs Blog Post

A Beginner friendly Guide to Universal Grip's Adapters

Manual Force Tensile Testing Machine

ASTM D624 tear strength testing, when performed using a Mark-10 Tensile Testing Machine with Universal Grips Fixtures, provides accurate and reliable measurements of elastomer durability—an all-in-one solution offered by Universal Grip Co.

Universal Grip is at the forefront of innovation with its fully automated robotic cells for tensile testing

What is Tensile Testing and Why is it Important? What Type of Equipment do I need to perform Tensile Testing?