Mechanical Testing Services
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| Bend |
Vickers Hardness |
| Compression |
• Macro |
| Charpy Impact |
• Micro |
| Brinell Hardness |
Load |
| Leeb Hardness |
R & N Value |
| Rockwell Hardness |
Tensile Strength |
| • Macro |
Percent Elongation |
| • Superficial |
Percent Reduction of Area |
| Knoop Hardness |
Yield Strength |
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Applicable Industry Standards
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| ABS (American Bureau of Ships) |
DNV (Det Norske Veritas) |
| AMS (Aerospace Material Specification) |
DOD (Department of Defense) |
| ANSI (American National |
EN (European Standards) |
| Standards Institute) |
• EN 148-1 (Supersedes EN 10045-1) |
| ASME (American Society of |
• EN 148-2 (Supersedes EN 10045-2) |
| Mechanical Engineers) |
• EN 148-3 (Supersedes EN 10045-2) |
| • ASME B & PVC Section III |
• EN 4136 (EN 895) |
| • ASME/ANSI NQA-1 |
• EN 5173 (Supersedes EN 910) |
| ASTM (American Society for |
• EN 50125 |
| Testing and Materials) |
• EN 6892-1 (Supersedes EN 10002-1) |
| • ASTM A370 |
• EN 9015-1 (Supersedes EN 1043-1) |
| • ASTM A923 |
• EN 9015-2 (Supersedes EN 1043-2) |
| • ASTM A956 |
• EN 9016 (Supersedes EN 875) |
| • ASTM B578 |
Norsok (Qualification of Manufacturers |
| • ASTM E8 |
Manufacturers of Specific Materials) |
| • ASTM E9 |
• M-650 |
| • ASTM E10 |
PED (Pressure Equipment |
| • ASTM E18 |
Directive (97/23/EC)) |
| • ASTM E23 |
SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) |
| • ASTM E190 |
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| • ASTM E290 |
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| • ASTM E384 (Supersedes ASTM E92) |
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| • ASTM E517 |
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| • ASTM E646 |
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Products/Materials Analyzed
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| Aluminum |
Iron |
| Brass & Bronze Alloys |
Lead |
| Brazing Alloys |
Magnesium |
| Carbon, Alloy, Tool & Stainless Steels |
Monel |
| Cobalt Base |
Nickel Base |
| Copper Base |
Plastics, Polymers, Rubber |
| Elastomers |
RoHS Materials |
| Ferro-alloys |
Tin |
| Hastelloy™ |
Titanium |
| Inconel™ |
Tungsten |
Anderson Labs provides clients with a wide array of mechanical testing properties such as tensile and yield strength, % elongation, % reduction of area, impact strength and hardness on both ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Proof load testing of assemblies and components is also available. Capacities range from ounces to 200,000 pounds in tension and compression and up to 400 ft-lbs in impact energy.
