• Mechanical testing evaluates how thermoset composites perform under various types of loading, including tension, compression, bending, impact, and hardness. These tests help verify the strength, stiffness, toughness, and long-term durability of materials used in demanding structural and industrial applications.
• Chemical property testing evaluates how thermoset composites respond to exposure from chemicals, solvents, oils, fuels, moisture, and other harsh environments. These evaluations help verify material compatibility, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance in applications where chemical exposure is a critical consideration.
• Physical property testing measures the fundamental characteristics of thermoset composites, including density, water absorption, dimensional stability, and other key material attributes. These properties help ensure manufacturing consistency and provide engineers with the data needed to select the right material for their application.
• Thermal testing measures how thermoset composites respond to heat and changing temperatures. Properties such as thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, specific heat, glass transition temperature, and flammability are evaluated to ensure materials maintain their performance, dimensional stability, and safety in high-temperature environments.
• Electrical testing evaluates the insulating performance of thermoset composites under a variety of electrical conditions. Tests such as dielectric strength, dielectric breakdown voltage, arc resistance, and surface resistance help verify that materials provide safe, reliable electrical insulation in high-voltage and high-performance applications.

Universal Testing Machine	Izod Impact	Rockwell Hardness	Heated Lab Press
Thermal Conductivity	Chemical Table	Spectrometer	Flammability
Breakdown Voltage	Dry Arc Resistance	Dielectric Loss	Dielectric Breakdown

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