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Instron Biomedical Market Manager Elayne Gordonov recently reviewed the state of biomaterials testing and characterization with Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P) Magazine.
In a recent Quality Magazine article, Instron Applications Manager Morgan Galaznik and Biomedical Market Manager Elayne Gordonov discuss the importance of material selection when designing a GR&R study.
Published in Quality Magazine, read our article on the advantages of optical strain measurement.
At Instron®, we recognize the importance and the impact of your test results. When used in an R&D application, our equipment is helping you make business decisions about new processes or new materials. In a QC setting, we understand that our customers sometimes use our equipment for acceptance testing on an entire lot of production material. If the results from our equipment is not accurate, or if our equipment does not perform as expected, we understand the impact on your business. With this understanding and our desire to exceed your expectations, Instron’s quality management system stands above our competitors.
Posted By Courtney Coyle OnAug 31, 2016 11:04 AM
To test true-to-use situations, leading plastics manufacturer seeks custom solution for testing plastic drinkware.
With the 2016 Rio Olympics underway, Elayne Gordonov, Biomedical Market Manager, recently published an article in AM&P Magazine highlighting mechanical testing and how it relates to athletic equipment and biomaterials.
Custom solution used to allow testing in extreme environments, ensuring longevity of the system and flexibility in testing.
Posted By Jola Balboa OnAug 03, 2016 10:10 AM
Texture analyzers have long been used exclusively by the food industry. However, now they are showing use in other spaces. Just what is a texture analyzer anyway?
Posted By Rob Kolmin OnJun 15, 2016 10:10 AM
At the end of last year, Instron® mechanical engineers at our Grove City Manufacturing Facility had the privilege of hosting mechanical engineering undergraduates from Penn State Behrend School of Engineering. Their professor wanted to provide an applied learning experience, where the students could see classroom lessons in practice.
Our own Suzanne De Lemos-Williams, Senior Applications Engineer, talks with Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P) on common concerns around automating mechanical testing. She provides examples of how small transitions to automation can make a big difference.
