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MECHANICAL TESTING
Mechanical Testing characterizes the mechanical properties of a product. Mechanical stresses are defined as those typically experienced by the product in both operating and non-operating environments. Operational mechanical stress relates to the breaking, bending, expanding, compressing, flexing, pulling and shaking the product during operation. Non-operational mechanical stress experienced during delivery, setup and storage are typically the worst mechanical stresses the product will see and must also be considered.
- Adhesion
- Bond Strength
- Dynamic Materials Analysis (DMA)
- Elongation
- Flexibility Endurance
- Flexural Fatigue
- Flexural Strength
- Folding Flexibility
- Fracture Toughness
- Glass Transition Temperature by TMA
- Lap Shear
- Peel Strength
- Rework Simulation
- Shear Strength
- Tensile Strength (05 grams to 30,000 lbs.)
- Tension and Compression
- Terminal Strength
 Mechanical Testing Data Sheet 
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