A Canadian research institute provided support to open new frontiers in high-temperature material testing.
The development of "high-temperature materials" designed for long-term use under extremely high-temperature conditions is fundamental to next-generation jet engines and gas turbines, redefining the concept of energy efficiency. Some of the most advanced investigations in this field are being conducted at the Structural and Materials Performance Laboratory of the National Research Council of Canada’s Institute for Aerospace Engineering in Ottawa, Ontario. The Materials and Components Technology Group has introduced 18 different MTS products for high-temperature testing. Their lineup includes the MTS Model 810 Load Frame and the latest MTS Landmark hydraulic testing systems. The laboratory utilizes two MTS hydraulic power sources, FlexTest digital controllers, and multipurpose testing software (Multipurpose TestWare). Additionally, they combine MTS testing accessories such as hydraulic grips, extensometers, and electric furnaces with their testing equipment. Customers have commented, "MTS equipment is reliable and traceable. By using MTS testing systems, we can obtain the data necessary to make informed decisions." For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Case Introduction】 ○ Introduced System: → 18 different MTS products for high-temperature testing were introduced. → Two MTS hydraulic supply sources, FlexTest digital control devices, and multipurpose testing software (Multipurpose TestWare) were used. ○ Reasons for Introduction: → MTS load frames are very stable, preventing misalignment, twisting, or torsion of test specimens. → MTS equipment is reliable and has traceability. → Traceability is a key requirement for the laboratory. → By using MTS testing equipment, we can obtain the necessary data for confident decision-making. ○ Customer Benefits: → Dr. and MTS are designing testing equipment for higher temperature tests. → MTS always comes when needed. → Due to this kind of support, we continue to work with MTS. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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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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