Founded in 1946, Instron swiftly gained a reputation for innovation by being one of the first to integrate strain gauge load cells into Universal Testing Machines. Over 75 years later, Instron is ...

NORWOOD, Mass.—Instron Corp., a manufacturer of testing equipment for an array of different materials, is addressing both the pain and the strain points of lab evaluations with the launch of its AVE3 ...

DUESSELDORF, Germany—Instron is displaying its portfolio of systems for testing polymers at K Show. The firm, a global manufacturer of testing equipment for the material and structural testing markets ...

Instron, a world class manufacturer of testing instruments and systems, has recently diversified into the biomedical market, as TM associate editor Edward Machin discovered. Established in 1946 by MIT ...

Instron (Norwood, Mass., U.S.) presents its 6800 Series universal testing systems. The new-generation testing machine is available from 500 N capacity on a single column system up to 300 kN with a ...

Instron is excited to announce the release of the Precision Specimen Loader, an innovative solution that improves the operator’s accuracy, safety, and efficiency when performing mechanical testing on ...

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Instron—USA offers 6800 Series universal testing systems, with capacities ranging from 500 N to 300 kN. These systems deliver exceptional performance while maintaining unrivaled reliability and ...

ITASCA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IFS Applications is being implemented by Instron, a world-wide leading high tech manufacturer of materials testing equipment. Instron’s global implementation involves ...

Instron (Norwood, Mass., U.S.) is releasing the AVE3, an noncontacting video extensometer that delivers precise strain measurement with micron-level accuracy for tensile, compression and bend testing.

The Instron Division of Illinois Tool Works (ITW) has purchased materials testing equipment manufacturer Ceast (Pianezza, Italy) from its current owners and founder, Mario Grosso and his family.

This important move not only reflects Instron’s high attention to the Asia-Pacific region and the Chinese market, but also represents the company’s continuous investment in future development. The ...