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There is a lot to consider when physically testing a packaging material or component. Not only is it key to be able to apply load to your test specimen(s), but also set up everything in order to generate valid results. So, how can you ensure that your tests won't fail?

Mecmesin is a leading provider of force, materials and torque testing solutions, highly skilled and experienced in ensuring that testing is set up in such a way that your specimens will yield valid results. We've prepared a free-to-view online webinar focused on the role of grip and fixture selection and how it will affect your test results.

Watch the Webinar
GRIP & FIXTURE Selection in Force & Torque Testing

This webinar explores the importance that grip and fixture selection can have on your test results, as well as some of the most commonly used grips and fixtures (and the applications they’re used in), in addition to mentioning custom- and 3D-printed grips & fixtures.

Understanding which grip or fixture to use and why is critical to getting the most accurate measurements.

In addition to the repeatability and consistency of the test system, one should make certain that:

  • Grips and fixtures do not allow the specimen to slip
  • Ensure the specimen does not move, wiggle, shake or wobble during the test, and
  • See to it that all operators fixture the specimen the exact same way every time.

Not only does this webinar provide key information to Quality and Testing teams, it also offers valuable knowledge to production managers, manufacturing managers and R&D engineers to ensure that their tests provide consistent results. It will help you to understand the importance of different grips and fixtures, what to use, when and why, and troubleshoot a range of common issues.

Watch Mecmesin's free Webinar:
GRIP & FIXTURE Selection in Force & Torque Testing

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