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PRODUCTIVITY REPEATABILITY TRACEABILITY An introduction to Tinius Olsen automated systems Tinius Olsen has developed scalable technology blocks to automate tensile, compression, flexural, impact, melt flow and hardness tests. Capable of testing up to 1000+ specimens in a 24 hour period, saving time and making money. See page 5

Horizon Software Achieving your goals Specimen feed and handling System monitoring and alert Specimen System Pass/Fail Testing measurement Cell Alert Machine Tinius Olsen is excited to introduce the next evolution in materials testing - scalable automation. At Tinius Olsen we have taken a fresh look at how our customers use materials testing machines and software to meet their specific needs in today's commericial environment. Accuracy, resolution, data rates, control, precise adherence to test standards, calibration, measurement of uncertainty and traceability are all essential...

Manufacturing process Quality Manager Generating the data you need Tinius Olsen automated materials testing systems are designed with ambition for ambition, for those who are clear on making a focused investment to get a step change in productivity in the test lab to match the performance of their manufacturing or processes capability, delivering test results instantaneously posttest to the teams that need them. Results reported in accordance with the relevant test standard be it ISO, ASTM, JIS, GB or GOST standard. Results which are repeatable and traceable and within the prescribed measurement...

Composites Tensile: ISO 527-4, 527-5, ASTM D3039, GB/T 1040.4, 1040.5 Flexural: ISO 1425, ASTM D7264, GB 1449 Flexural: ISO 178, ASTM D 790, GB/T 9341 Impact: ISO 179, 180, ASTM D 6110-18, D256, GB/T 1043, 1843 Melt Flow: ISO 1133, ASTM D 1238, GB/T 3682 Different materials If you have a need for routine repeatable testing on materials, components or devices - whether 30 specimens a day or over 1000 - you should consider investing in automation to get a step change improvement in productivity. Through its proactive input in developing international standards, Tinius Olsen can show compliance...

Configuration Example Manufacturing Vision System This is a a video which supports the test output package with visual analysis at points throughout the test. It strengthens the data recorded for future replay, either in a virtual test environment or for recognition of specimen break types in support of an impact test. Specimen Racking The cell housing the automation system is configured with three specific objectives and capabilities in mind; Designed and configured to support the system for optimum productivity. It holds a suitable number of test specimens to cover a shift or product run, whether...

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