Test Machines Australia (TMA) products

Tinius Olsen's Video Extensometer uses a high resolution monochrome camera, advanced high speed image processing, and cool lighting such that the point to point real-time video processing technology is capable of achieving, and exceeding, ASTM E83 Class B1 and ISO 9513 Class 0.5 accuracy. With continuous measurement through tensile break or compressive rupture, this Video Extensometer is perfect for the precise, non-contact measurement of specimen strain.

Vice grips are used extensively for peel, tensile and compression testing. The side action screw makes it possible to adjust the equipment at different dimensions for easy handling and management. Our experts can design a custom vice grip if you have a specific requirement. Check the document for more information.

The digital display hydraulic compression testing machine smoothens the process of testing materials by displaying clear results. The machine has hydraulic power packs, and the digital readout has a microprocessor-controlled instrument fitted. The equipment can bear a maximum test force of 3% before it shuts down to protect parts of the testing machine.

The computer-controlled compression testing machine offers accurate and precise readings for different materials. The equipment is easy to use and comes with a monitor to ensure real-time tracking of graphs generated during the testing. It comes with hydraulic power packs and can conduct compression and crushing strength tests on concrete cubes, cylinders, hollow blocks and other materials.

Tool Steel Cutting Dies are used for the cutting of plastics, paper, textiles and rubber samples. They can be used along with TMA cutting presses for the preparation of samples.

The Tinius Olsen MP1200 series of Melt Flow Index is perfect as a stand alone system, or with timer for Type B testing, or with the Motorised Weight Lowering Device ( MWLD)

Strain gages are designed to electrically detect "strain," minute mechanical changes occurring in response to applied force. They are used not only for machines and moving objects but also in various fields including electrical equipment, civil engineering, building construction, chemicals and medicine. Strain gages enable detection of imperceptible elongations or shrinkages occurring in structures. Measurement of such elongations or shrinkages reveals the stress applied to the structure. Stress is an important factor to confirm the strength and safety of structures.

The equipment is suitable for testing the dynamic and static friction coefficient of plastic film, sheet, paper and other materials. By measuring the smoothness of the material, we can control the opening of the packaging bag, the packaging speed of the packaging machine and other production quality process indicators to meet the requirements of the product.