Tinius Olsen Testing Machine Co., Inc.
Contact Information
Please visit: Tinius Olsen Testing Machine Co., Inc.
Mailing Address:
1065 Easton Rd.
Horsham,
PA
19044-8009
US
Phone:
215-675-7100
Fax:
215-441-0899
A Special Message from Tinius Olsen Testing Machine Co., Inc.
Leaders in Materials Testing Equipment Since 1880
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The modular MP600 allows easy upgrading from its basic Procedure A configuration to semi-automatic Procedure B testing by adding a precision optical encoder and a a programmable motorized weight platform and pc software. Click on link for more info. |
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Our Charpy and Izod impact testers feature a compound pendulum which virtually eliminates windage losses yet allows simple and rapid changes in capacity by adding or removing weights on the pendulum. Click on link for more info. |
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New model HDT303 three station DTUL and Vicat tester for plastics |
Unique features of these DTUL and Vicat machines include air bearing loading rod supports; specimen basket to catch fallen samples; pneumatic lift of test stations and bath cooling to increase test throughput. Click on link for more info. |
Product Categories of Tinius Olsen Testing Machine Co., Inc.
- Computer and Automation Testing Auxiliaries
- Moisture Analyzers
- Other Testing/Analysis Equipment
- Physical/Mechanical Properties Testers
- Rheometers, Viscometers, Melt Indexers
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As seen in PT
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AUXILIARIES: Melt Indexer Is Accurate, Stable
On display this month at NPE2012 in Orlando is the new MP1200 extrusion plastometer from Tinius Olsen, Horsham, Pa.
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How to Get Better MFI Results
The MFI test is used widely among the various segments of the plastics industry. The difficulty is that any two labs can easily come up with different results, making it difficult to determine whether a material meets a desired MFI spec. Here are some reasons why such discrepancies occur and what can be done about them.
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Testing & Measuring Instruments: More Versatile, Compact, Affordable
From polymer characterization to on-line bottle or preform inspection, coordinate measuring, and color sensing, new testing and measuring instruments at the NPE show in Chicago were easier to use and more compact, yet often packed higher performance than earlier versions—and sometimes with a more attractive price tag.
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NPE 2006 News Wrap-Up: Testing and QC--New Lab Instruments Stress Affordability and Convenience
Thermal and mechanical testers, color and appearance sensors, vision inspection devices and CMMs—the NPE had them all in more compact, economical, and easy-to-use models.
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How to Buy Universal Testing Machines
More processors today are buyingso-called ‘universal’ testers to measure tensile, flexural, compressive, and shear properties for materials evaluation, application development, and quality control. Advanced electronics have improved these instruments’ performance and ease of use—and even led to lower prices.
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From NPE 2000: The Latest Instruments For Testing & QC
The huge triennial plastics exhibition in June showcased new developments in product inspection and lab instruments for testing mechanical properties, melt rheology, weatherability, color, and appearance.If you are looking to outfit a new lab or upgrade an existing one, the NPE 2000 show in Chicago this past June spotlighted many new instruments for use in product development, material evaluation, and quality control.
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NPE News Wrap-Up: Testing & Measuring Instruments
There was no shortage of new developments in product inspection devices and instruments for testing color and appearance as well as mechanical, rheological, thermal, and weathering properties.
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IMPACT: Which Test to Use? Which Instrument to Buy?
Impact testing is a complex and controversial subject, and one that is in the midst of change. These factors add challenge to selection of the most appropriate impact instrument for a processor's lab.
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The Latest Instruments For Testing & QC
The huge triennial plastics exhibition in June showcased new developments in product inspection and lab instruments for testing mechanical properties, melt rheology, weatherability, color, and appearance.
