Testing for Building Materials
The building materials industry is increasingly looking to non-conventional materials for novel applications. These include plastic lumber, polymer extrusions, composite panels, aluminum and impact resistant glass.
Tests of interest include process simulation data, weathering, creep and fatigue properties, impact resistance and crash properties.
TestPaks Typically Ordered by This Industry
| Testpak ID | Name |
|---|---|
| G-430 | Universal TestPak-Elastic Plastic Model |
| G-007 | Moldflow/C-MOLD Uncorrected Anisotropic Shrinkage |
| G-740 | Abaqus Stress Relaxation (*VISCOELASTIC, TIME=RELAXATION) |
| G-722 | Abaqus Hyperelastic Compressible (*HYPERELASTIC) |
| G-393 | PolyXtrue Extrusion TestPak |
| G-760 | Ansys Hyperelastic w/ compressibility (HYPER) |
| G-755 | Ansys Viscoelastic (TB, Prony or EVISC) |
| G-002 | Moldflow/C-MOLD Post-Filling |
| G-003 | Moldflow/C-MOLD Post-Filling + Juncture Losses |
| G-155 | Moldex3D Flow/Pack/Cool/Warp (Anisotropic) |
Tests Typically Ordered by This Industry
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We’ll align the appropriate method, specimen requirements, and deliverables to your objectives, then provide a quote and test plan.
Send the purchase order and arrange delivery of materials or specimens so the program can move into scheduling and execution.
You’ll receive an engineering test report with digital data delivery, along with any agreed raw data or method-appropriate outputs.
