Floor-mounted universal material testing machine "6800 Series"

**[Seminar Content Summary]** In this seminar, we will explain the benefits of updating the PCs and software used by our customers, and compare the latest static testing machine software with the outdated software Bluehill 2 and 3, detailing the features and conveniences it offers. The outdated software Bluehill 2 and Bluehill 3 have now entered the final stage of their lifecycle (Stage 4) and are no longer supported as they are discontinued products. **[Presenter]** Asami Hara, Accessories Sales Representative, Instron Japan **[Participation Fee]** Free **[Question Format]** Chat (always available) **[Required Environment]** Internet connection (Chrome, Edge, Firefox), PC, smartphone, iPad, and other devices **[Target Audience for Seminar Participation]** - Those using the outdated software Bluehill 2 or Bluehill 3 - Those using PCs with Windows 7 or earlier - Those considering updating to the latest software - Those who want to know about the new features of the latest software - Those interested in touch panel PCs (dashboard/Windows 10 compatible)

**Presenter:** Instron Japan, Static Material Testing Division, Application Engineer, Katsuhiro Hara **Seminar Overview:** This spring, the 6800 series lineup has been expanded to include new floor-standing testing machines with capacities of 100kN and 300kN. In recent material testing environments, with the increase in processing numbers, there have been changes in the surrounding environment of testing machines, and we have received many requests for improved safety to prevent injuries and equipment damage. We will explain how the latest high-capacity floor-standing system of the 6800 series, equipped with Instron's cutting-edge technology, can contribute to enhancing the safety and efficiency of your testing laboratory. We invite you to join us freely. **Target Audience for the Seminar:** - Those who want to conduct tests with capacities of 100kN (10 tons) or 300kN (30 tons) - Those who have given up on high-capacity testing machines due to safety concerns - Those who are dissatisfied with the current capacity of their testing machines - Those who want to reassess the safety of testing machines and operators - Those who have experienced injuries or equipment damage during testing - Those interested in Instron's new products