Literature

To properly understand the performance of Composites, one of the most broadly used methods is the CAI (Compression After Impact) test. Low energy impacts can be considered the most dangerous since the damage they cause can be complex and affect all plies of the structure from matrix and fiber crack to delamination. To ensure a level of high quality and compliance with safety standards, impact testing is a key in gathering knowledge as to how these materials behave and may be damaged when impacted.

• Products
• 3/18/2020
• 0.5 MB

As a leading supplier of testing equipment for crack propagation and fracture toughness, Instron are aware of the challenges users face in reducing both the complexity and time taken to produce accurate, repeatable results. The Bluehill Fracture software package addresses these challenges.

• Products
• 3/3/2020
• 4.5 MB

The quality manual defines Instron’s policies regarding: The definition and the processes of quality management systems and their interaction and Reference to the documented Standard Operating Procedures established for the quality management system processes

• Quality
• 2/25/2020
• 1.1 MB

The Preinstallation Manual details the system’s site and power requirements, dimensional drawings, lifting and handling instructions, installation procedure, and preventative maintenance details.

• Manual
• 2/24/2020
• 1.1 MB

The Preinstallation Manual details the system’s site and power requirements, dimensional drawings, lifting and handling instructions, installation procedure, and preventative maintenance details.

• Manual
• 2/24/2020
• 1.1 MB

The Preinstallation Manual details the system’s site and power requirements, dimensional drawings, lifting and handling instructions, installation procedure, and preventative maintenance details.

• Manual
• 2/24/2020
• 1.1 MB