Leading researchers in the world, specialized knowledge and innovative technology for rock and concrete testing for construction companies, as well as for shake table-related and civil engineering-related testing.
Reproducing the seismic motion of the Hyogo Prefecture southern offshore earthquake, which recorded unprecedented seismic activity in history.
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It is a high-performance vibration table device with dimensions of 8x8m and 6 degrees of freedom in three dimensions, capable of reproducing seismic motions with a displacement of ±600m and a speed of 2m/sec, and can apply an acceleration of 2G when loading a 100-ton specimen.
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MTS Japan, Inc. is the Japanese subsidiary of the American engineering company MTS Systems Corporation, which specializes in various testing equipment. For over 40 years, we have provided engineering consulting services to users in Japan, delivering earthquake simulation systems, automotive durability testing systems, aircraft fatigue testing equipment, and various material testing devices to public institutions, universities, and private companies in our country. All of these systems play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of these systems and are indispensable when it comes to "manufacturing" products. MTS Japan, Inc. was established in June 1972 with a 50% investment from MTS Systems Corporation. In May 1975, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, and in 1981, we established the Nagoya branch (now the West Japan branch) to strengthen our sales and support structure, which continues to this day. Through collaboration with MTS, we achieve design optimization, productivity improvement, and a reduction in the time to market for our customers' products.
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