Check product durability under various conditions including salt spray, heat and humidity. For example, testers can simulate 10 years’ load under market conditions in three months to check if required performance standards are fulfilled.

Check ability to withstand pressure. Chiefly used to repeatedly apply pressure to the inside of fuel tanks, to check whether they can withstand the required number of cycles.

Check durability under vibration load and determine resonance frequencies. Capable of checking almost any part, from car bodies to small brackets.

Evaluate whether product shape conforms to design by measuring the x, y and z coordinates. Can be programmed to repeatedly measure identical products without human input.

Test the effects of repeated slight force and one-off heavy load. Check metal fatigue characteristics and fracture strength.

Laser-scan products to measure coordinates. Provide complete digital data even for complex shapes.

Digital measuring devices accurately measure distance and wirelessly transmit data to a PC. Compared to analog measurement, user error is reduced and measurement is quick and simple.

Scan products with minute electron beams to examine shape and surface irregularities. Capable of examination down to sizes of just 3.5 nanometers, these microscopes are useful for identifying sources of problems such as differences in material quality or broken surfaces.