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Universal machines for flexure testing

The bending test is used to determine the mechanical properties of materials such as steel, plastic, wood, paper, ceramics, and other materials.

What is the compression test?

Another of the tests that will help us to perform a successful quality control is the compression test. This test determines the resistance of a material to a compressive stress or load and Servosis has all the necessary material to perform an optimal compression test. What does the compression test consist of [...]

Modernization of testing machines

In Servosis, we are dedicated to the design, development and manufacture of testing machines, electronic and mechanical systems for quality control and materials analysis, servo systems, industrial process and machinery controls, robotics, measurement and data acquisition systems. But our extensive experience in the sector also allows us to undertake the work of reform and modernization of [...]

Preparation of metal specimens for tensile testing

Preparation of metallic samples for tensile tests.

Servosis serves new machines for the photovoltaic industry

New machines for the photovoltaic industry According to the consultancy IHS Markit, it is expected that 158 GW of new capacity will be installed in the photovoltaic industry in Spain during 2021. This figure represents an increase of 34% in installations compared to 2020, mainly due to the widespread boom in this clean energy as a means of fighting […]

Servosis testing machines.

Servosis PCD2k Software

Control and analysis software for testing.

What is a Universal Testing Machine for?

Universal Testing Machine: As we have been telling you so far, when carrying out manufacturing or quality processes, it is very important to take material testing into account. Therefore, when a company manufactures a new product, it must verify that it is being done correctly, and for this purpose it can be subjected […]

We're back! Ready for what's next?

After a necessary hiatus, Servosis is back!