Lab Services Include:
Freeze/Heat Exposure Testing
Products such as building materials must be able to retain their strength and quality under a wide spectrum of temperatures. When we test products in our freeze/heat exposure chamber, they are met with these varying extremes so you will be well informed if there is a threshold at which your products no longer retain their quality.
Hydrostatic/Inert Gas Induced Pressure Testing
High pressure containers, high pressure fittings and closed loop piping systems can be dangerous if not handled properly or tested for safety. Additional precautions must be made when shipping liquid filled containers by air. By testing these containers or systems with hydrostatic pressure or inert gas induced pressure testing, you can help prevent hazardous conditions from occurring.
Drop Testing
Products designed to protect important objects (i.e., cell phone cases) or products and materials designed to withstand an impact from objects falling at specific heights (i.e., flooring) can be tested for quality assurance before marketing to consumers.
Flow Testing
This primarily on-site test is crucial to verifying that systems for fire suppression or industrial water supply valves/fixtures are not only working properly but are supplying equipment with enough water to function. Without these safety tests as part of an annual systems check, failure of these systems could occur when you need them most. In addition, lab testing of residential plumbing fixtures designed to control water flow can be tested as a part of a manufacturer’s quality assurance program.
(COBB) Water Absorption Testing
COBB water absorption testing will inform you how long your packaging or any fiberboard based product can be exposed to water or moisture before it degrades and is rendered ineffective, and the contents or products therein are compromised. Whether the goal is to assess the fiberboard material combination you want to choose for your package, or simply determine how long your fiberboard-based product can sit in the rain, COBB water absorption testing will help you make informed decisions when choosing materials.
Rotary/Vertical Vibration Testing
Rotary/vertical vibration testing acts as a shipping simulation which imitates the rigors of shipping your package or product. Vibration testing is especially useful if you are shipping particularly fragile products, or a standalone shipped product and you need to know if your package design or product will survive to its destination.
Lab Services Include:
Freeze/Heat Exposure Testing
Products such as building materials must be able to retain their strength and quality under a wide spectrum of temperatures. When we test products in our freeze/heat exposure chamber, they are met with these varying extremes so you will be well informed if there is a threshold at which your products no longer retain their quality.
Hydrostatic/Inert Gas Induced Pressure Testing
High pressure containers, high pressure fittings and closed loop piping systems can be dangerous if not handled properly or tested for safety. Additional precautions must be made when shipping liquid filled containers by air. By testing these containers or systems with hydrostatic pressure or inert gas induced pressure testing, you can help prevent hazardous conditions from occurring.
Drop Testing
Products designed to protect important objects (i.e., cell phone cases) or products and materials designed to withstand an impact from objects falling at specific heights (i.e., flooring) can be tested for quality assurance before marketing to consumers.
Flow Testing
This primarily on-site test is crucial to verifying that systems for fire suppression or industrial water supply valves/fixtures are not only working properly but are supplying equipment with enough water to function. Without these safety tests as part of an annual systems check, failure of these systems could occur when you need them most. In addition, lab testing of residential plumbing fixtures designed to control water flow can be tested as a part of a manufacturer’s quality assurance program.
(COBB) Water Absorption Testing
COBB water absorption testing will inform you how long your packaging or any fiberboard based product can be exposed to water or moisture before it degrades and is rendered ineffective, and the contents or products therein are compromised. Whether the goal is to assess the fiberboard material combination you want to choose for your package, or simply determine how long your fiberboard-based product can sit in the rain, COBB water absorption testing will help you make informed decisions when choosing materials.
Rotary/Vertical Vibration Testing
Rotary/vertical vibration testing acts as a shipping simulation which imitates the rigors of shipping your package or product. Vibration testing is especially useful if you are shipping particularly fragile products, or a standalone shipped product and you need to know if your package design or product will survive to its destination.
