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Product category: Materials Testing
News Release from: Mecmesin | Subject: Mecmesin 'Emperor' force gauge software
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 17 October 2001

Measure tensile and compressive loading
in parts

A particularly cost-effective technique for evaluating manufactured products, materials and components is to measure their ability to sustain applied tensile or compressive loads.

Mecmesin 'Emperor' A particularly cost-effective technique for evaluating the quality of manufactured products, materials and components is to measure their ability to sustain applied tensile or compressive loads Mecmesin, Europe's largest manufacturer of force gauges, has announced the introduction of a new generation of software for tension and compression testing

'Emperor' controls Mecmesin's new range of Imperial-class test stands, the Imperial 1000, and Imperial 2500, with capacities of 1000 and 2500N respectively.

Emperor has been specifically designed for use in quality control laboratories where the mechanical properties of manufactured products need to be assessed on a routine basis - either by manufacturers or specifiers of the product.

There are two modules within Emperor.

The gauge emulator (illustrated) is a virtual instrument console which enables specimens to be tested at fixed speed.

The maximum tensile and compressive loads sustained can be displayed, and a simple test report can be printed.

The programmed testing module enables sophisticated control and analysis procedures to be developed via Emperor's powerful yet user-friendly Windows interface.

Test data can be graphically interrogated, replayed, assessed against pass/fail criteria, compiled into batch reports, and exported to other software. Request a free brochure from Mecmesin ...

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