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Mechanical and physical analyses: optimal insights for materials

What are mechanical analyses and why are they essential?

Mechanical analysis is a crucial technique that you can use to understand the performance and properties of materials. Through these analyses, companies in various sectors, such as aviation, automotive and construction, can optimize materials for your specific applications. Performing these analyses results in reliable, efficient and sustainable products.

Below are all the mechanical analyses that we can perform:

Adhesion tests

Color measurement

Compression test

Crack tests

Creep tests

Damage analysis

Density measurement

Fall Tower Tests

Fatigue tests

Flexure test

Hardness measurement

Impact test

Lap Shear Test

Microscopic examination

Tensile test

Viscosity measurement

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Why choose mechanical analysis?

Do you need to maximize the quality and performance of materials? The specialized analysis methods offer:

  • Insight into material properties: understand the strengths and weaknesses of materials.
  • Reliable quality assurance: ensure materials meet industry standards.
  • Optimized product design: prevent defects and improve performance through targeted analysis.

How do mechanical analyses work?

The analysis process includes various techniques and equipment to evaluate a wide range of material properties:

  • Mechanical evaluation: tensile strength, strain at break and elastic modulus are measured using tensile machines to determine the load-bearing capacity of materials.
  • Physical evaluation: techniques such as SEM-EDX provide detailed insights into the microstructure and elemental composition of materials.

During the analyses, we focus on important properties such as:

  • Strength and ductility: the ability of a material to withstand stress without deforming or breaking.
  • Thermal and electrical properties: analysis of how materials respond to temperature changes and electrical current.

Applications of mechanical analysis in industry

Mechanical analyses are widely used in various sectors:

  • Aeronautics and space: assessment and optimization of materials that are resistant to extreme conditions.
  • Automotive: development of components that contribute to overall vehicle safety and performance.
  • Building and construction: ensuring the structural integrity of materials used in harsh environments.

What does this mean for your company?

By investing in mechanical analysis, companies can achieve the following benefits:

  • Increased product quality and lower failure costs
  • Competitive advantage: Innovative and reliable materials ensure a stronger market position.
  • Compliance with standards: essential for market access and customer satisfaction.

Your independent and professional testing partner

With years of experience in materials science, Deon Research Centre helps companies with complex material issues. Our personal approach, expertise and flexible service make us a valuable knowledge partner.

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Specialist in various types of materials

With years of experience in materials science, Deon Research Centre helps companies with complex material issues. Our personal approach, expertise and flexible service make us a valuable knowledge partner.

Certification

Quality and reliability guaranteed

Deon Research Centre works according to international standards such as ISO and ASTM to ensure accurate and reproducible test results. Our independent certifications provide security and meet the highest quality standards

Equipment

Advanced test facilities for precise measurements

Our laboratory has state-of-the-art equipment that allows us to analyse materials according to the highest industry standards. We work according to ISO and ASTM guidelines to ensure the reliability and reproducibility of results

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We offer comprehensive mechanical and physical analyses and tests.

At Deon Research Centre, we have the knowledge and skills to improve your materials. Curious about how our analyses can optimize your products? Contact us for more information and find out how we can support you with in-depth material insights!

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