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Our biaxial testing systems with torsional drive handle torques ranging from 20 Nm to 10,000 Nm, making them ideal for applications such as biomechanical testing of artificial joint components, bone substitute materials, and larger mechanical components such as clutch plates, steering shafts, and camshafts. With fast, precise, and synchronized control, you’ll achieve repeatable results even under complex loading scenarios.
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Multi-axis and torsion testing systems
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Multi-axis testing machines for complex material testing—tensile, compressive, and torsional testing in a single system
ZwickRoell’s multiaxial testing solutions—available through ZRS Testing Systems—enable laboratories to characterize materials and components under realistic, multidimensional loads. With combined tensile, compressive, and torsional testing, you can gain a deeper understanding of how materials behave in real-world applications.
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Biaxial and triaxial testing machines for complex tests.Torsion tests for combined tensile and compressive tests.For cross-tensile testing of metal test bars.Excellent for testing elastic materials and biomaterials.Reliable results for product development and quality control.Learn more about
Multi-axis and torsion testing systems
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For testing cross-shaped specimens, we offer biaxial testing machines ranging from 1 kN to 250 kN. With four separate drives—either synchronized (master/slave) or individually controlled—these systems enable advanced test sequences in research, component development, and material validation.
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For very small loads (2–200 N), high-precision systems are available for triaxial testing of soft elastic materials—both natural and synthetic. These are often used in medical technology for characterizing biomaterials, orthotropic tissues, and cardiovascular structures, such as blood vessels or implants.
Everything is controlled by ZwickRoell's testControl electronics, which provide precise control, full data traceability, and compatibility with your existing test routine.
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