Bending Test Fixtures

Bending test fixtures are used to convert the axial or rotary motions of the ELF and Instron fatigue testers into various forms of bending motions or motions that combine bending and other operations. For this purpose, Measurements Technology, Inc. has developed several bending test fixtures, all of which are based on the principal function of the test. These fixtures are designed to store a statistically meaningful number of specimens and are often changed to meet the customer's device design's test needs. All of these test settings can be employed with PBS baths or fluid flow to create physiologically realistic environmental conditions. The types of bending tests done are described in the following list of bending test fixtures: (You can also visit our website to know more in detail) The pure bending test fixtures: A bending moment is applied to the device's proximal and distal ends, resulting in a pure bending configuration at the device's center in pure bendin

Bending test fixtures are used to convert the axial or rotary motions of the ELF and Instron fatigue testers into various types of bending motions or motions that combine bending and other activities. Measurements Technology, Inc. has created many bending test fixtures for this reason, all of which are based on the test's primary function. These fixtures are designed to hold a statistically significant number of specimens and are frequently modified to satisfy the test requirements of the customer's device design. All of these test parameters can be combined with PBS baths or fluid flow to create medically relevant environmental conditions. The pure bending test fixtures: In pure bending test fixtures, a bending moment is delivered to the device's proximal and distal ends, resulting in a pure bending configuration at the device's center. Bending test fixtures with a cantilever: In cantilevered bend test fixtures, the proximal end of the specimen is fixed while t