• Tensile from - 450°F to 1800°F
• Charpy Impact
• 3 pt and 4 pt bend
• Shear Testing- Single, Double and Lap
• Weld Procedure Qualification
• Flexural Strength
• Compression Strength
• Tube Flare and Flattening Tests
• Fasteners (Bolts and Nuts)
• In-house Machine Shop
• Specimen Sectioning and Machining
• Fixture Design and Machining
Creep and Stress Rupture Testing
Creep and Stress Rupture Testing are similar in principal except that the applied loads in Stress Rupture Testing are generally higher than in Creep Testing. Stress Rupture is a measurement of “time to failure” at a particular load, time, and temperature, whereas Creep is a measurement of progressive mechanical deformation at a particular load, time, and temperature.
